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A classless CSS framework to write modern websites using only HTML.
new.css
new.css
A classless CSS framework to write modern websites using only HTML. It weighs 4.8kb.
All it does is set some sensible defaults and styles your HTML to look reasonable. It’s perfect for:
- A dead-simple blog
- Collecting your most used links
- Making a simple «about me» site
- Rendering markdown-generated HTML
Table of Contents
Usage
HTML
Add this line to the end of your HTML’s :
If you’d like the font Inter as well (recommended), add this line as well:
npm
Yarn
yarn add @exampledev/new.css
Themes
new.css uses a color palette that can be easily customized. These are declared as a CSS variable in the :root attribute.
Theme Library
Customizing Themes
FAQ
Why should I use this instead of (popular framework)?
new.css wasn’t made to be a true framework. It’s made for rapidly prototyping your raw HTML or setting up a good-looking simple HTML site with zero configuration.
Does this work with (platform/service)?
new.css was designed to work with nothing but raw HTML, but some awesome community members are porting it to other platforms.
Check if your platform or service supports custom CSS. If it does, it’ll probably work. You’re welcome to ask the community as well.
Sponsors
Special Thanks
- sakura by oxal for introducing me to classless CSS
- mydarkstar for priceless advice
- Vercel for sponsoring xz and for their amazing color palettes
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A classless CSS framework to write modern websites using only HTML. It weighs 4.8kb.
All it does is set some sensible defaults and styles your HTML to look reasonable. It’s perfect for:
- A dead-simple blog
- Collecting your most used links
- Making a simple «about me» site
- Rendering markdown-generated HTML
Add this line to the end of your HTML’s :
link rel pl-s">stylesheet" href pl-s">https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@exampledev/new.css@1/new.min.css">
If you’d like the font Inter as well (recommended), add this line as well:
link rel pl-s">stylesheet" href pl-s">https://fonts.xz.style/serve/inter.css">
yarn add @exampledev/new.css
new.css uses a color palette that can be easily customized. These are declared as a CSS variable in the :root attribute.
Why should I use this instead of (popular framework)?
new.css wasn’t made to be a true framework. It’s made for rapidly prototyping your raw HTML or setting up a good-looking simple HTML site with zero configuration.
Does this work with (platform/service)?
new.css was designed to work with nothing but raw HTML, but some awesome community members are porting it to other platforms.
Check if your platform or service supports custom CSS. If it does, it’ll probably work. You’re welcome to ask the community as well.
- sakura by oxal for introducing me to classless CSS
- mydarkstar for priceless advice
- Vercel for sponsoring xz and for their amazing color palettes