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After seeing so many classless css libraries pop up over the past few years I decided to make my own. Nothing too fancy with it but I like the style and will be
by tbolt 4y ago
After seeing so many classless css libraries pop up over the past few years I decided to make my own. Nothing too fancy with it but I like the style and will be using it on some other small projects. Open to feedback or opinions.
- brunno 4y agoFrom a quick look it's nice but I think the grey background color for the inputs is not a good choice, it gives the impression that they are disabled.
- Tagbert 4y agoWhat is the value of a classless CSS system?
- dec0dedab0de 4y agoyou can switch between them without altering the html
- TheGoodBarn 4y agoPlaces where you want to auto-generate html reports or do simple data processing into html and not fuss over basic inline styles. I have a few internal tools that use https://newcss.net/ https://newcss.net/ and it is just a nice tool to have in your quiver.
- WorldMaker 4y agoExtremely simple static site generation (like Grandma used to bake in the 90s web). Either by hand with minimalist HTML or just taking the output directly from almost any Markdown/reStructuredText/Asciidoc/etc processor and generally only needing to add a single LINK tag at the top to one of these CSS files.
- qbasic_forever 4y agoEasy to toss on content like markdown or straight out of a CMS and get nice looking pages vs. the default browser styles (that look like 1996).