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@barcia/corecss

v6.1.0

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A simple CSS base

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barciabarcia

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Readme

CoreCSS

A simple CSS base

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CoreCSS aims to be a light, simple and solid foundation on which to build your CSS. There are other similar projects that CoreCSS is inspired by. The objective of CoreCSS is to create a simple base that unifies the most basic CSS common values of the main browsers.

It's built trying to be deeply respectful with the web standards and with the decisions of the different browsers. Sometimes, default is good. I try to avoid overwriting a selector several times unnecessarily.

There is some opinionated code, but not much. For example: box-sizing, font-families, cursors, etc.

I don't worry too much about old and obsolete browsers.

All contributions and opinions are welcome.

Getting Started

Choose how you want to use CoreCSS:

Download

Last release

NPM

npm install @barcia/corecss --save-dev

See npmjs.com/package/@barcia/corecss

CDN

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/@barcia/corecss@{VERSION}">

Credits

Developed by Iván Barcia. Based in other projects.

Web · Twitter · GitHub

Project tested on BrowserStack

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License

This project is under MIT License