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I happen to end up creating a lot of static web pages when building simple websites or documentation (for internal and external use) - is there a collection of
by bArray 8y ago
I happen to end up creating a lot of static web pages when building simple websites or documentation (for internal and external use) - is there a collection of lightweight CSS resources like this?
For example, some things I would want to be able to select/tweak:
* Colour scheme/theme
* Responsiveness to mobile devices (i.e. changing fonts/layout, etc)
* Navigation bar
* Transition effects
* Support for older browsers (but still look okay (yes this is still a requirement in 2019))
* Support for IE (which seems to be hilariously harder than it should be)
* Toggle/select use of fonts
If not then it might be useful to build out a tool to dynamically create such a thing.
- ubershmekel 8y agoThat's a good idea. Sort of like the good old css zen garden, but with simple, not ugly, css resets. Here's my attempt: https://www.cssbed.com/ https://www.cssbed.com/ Feel free to add options at https://github.com/ubershmekel/cssbed https://github.com/ubershmekel/cssbed
- z3t4 8y agoSweet. I really liked the idea of ccs zen garden. But the designs where mostly absolute positioned images and css hacks. a lot have happened to css since ...
- blinky1456 8y agoFor documentation you could alsways try https://readthedocs.org/ https://readthedocs.org/
- bArray 8y agoI've heard of this before and it's a nice idea - yet something still feels better about keeping the docs version controlled and with the project itself. Also, some of these projects have restrictions about publicly releasing documentation (even hosted privately on third party servers).
- onion2k 8y agoYou're describing Bootstrap 3.
- bArray 8y agoIdeally it should be classless and light weight.