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Ouch! This just came 15 years too late for me. I would have loved this in Windows XP times to style MS HTML Applications (HTA). Anybody knows of some (preferra
by zmix 6y ago
Ouch! This just came 15 years too late for me. I would have loved this in Windows XP times to style MS HTML Applications (HTA).
Anybody knows of some (preferrably simple, preferrably outside of any UI framework) Windows 10 CSS style, that is free?
- smnrchrds 6y agoFor what it's worth, it may be impossible to implement this using CSS features no more recent than 2005.
- kn0where 6y agoI’m imagining some horrible <table> layout now.
- plorntus 6y agoDoesn't really fit your 'outside any UI framework' requirement but there is http://reactdesktop.js.org/ http://reactdesktop.js.org/ Does a pretty good job at mimicking both Windows 10 and Mac OS. If there isn't a CSS framework someone else can link you to then you could either just use react (providing it's a project where that sort of decision doesn't affect anything) or attempt to take the CSS styles from this project.
- worble 6y agoWhile its not exactly Windows 10, MIcrosoft's design system is called "Fluent UI"[0] which includes what they use for the Web. It features a similar flat UI but isn't exactly a copy of Windows 10, it does it's own thing. The components are also unfortunately tied to React. [0]https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/fluentui#/ https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/fluentui#/