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@julian_cataldo/astro-resets

v0.12.6

Published

Common CSS resets in a configurable Astro component. Only needed CSS is injected into critical path.

Downloads

12

Readme

🚀  Astro — Resets

NPM Downloads ISC License PRs Welcome
Astro TypeScript Prettier EditorConfig ESLint

Common CSS resets in a configurable Astro component.
Only needed CSS is injected into critical path.

All settings are applied by default. Individual rule can be disabled.

📦  Installation

pnpm i @julian_cataldo/astro-resets

🛠  Usage

---
import Resets from '@julian_cataldo/astro-resets/Resets.astro';
// ...
---
<!-- ... -->
<head>
  <!-- Place component inside `HEAD` tag -->

  <!-- All properties are optional -->
  <Resets
    bodyMargin={true}
    fontSmoothing={true}
    fontSystem={true}
    scrollSmooth={true}
    borderBox={true}
    scrollBarKeep={true}
  />

  <!-- ... -->
</head>
<!-- ... -->

Suggestions

It is assumed that CSS resetting is an highly opinionated topic.
This component takes these stances about it:

  • Must not aggressively override beneficial defaults
  • Must make user experience better
  • Must avoid side-effects
  • Must be clear about what is affected
  • Might be used to level-out browser inconsistencies
  • Might be used to offer next gen. features
  • Should be used in last resort
  • Must be re-evaluated / removed regularly while browsers evolve

That being said, don't hesitate to share your handy little resets in issues.

Rules

Body margin

Removes body margin.

Font smoothing

Cross-browser grayscale font-smoothing.

Font system

Apply default system font instead of Times, before loading custom web-font or keeped as is.

Scroll smooth

Ensure smooth CSS scrolling.
Native only, no polyfill for older Safari etc.

Border box

Consistent border box for all elements.

Scroll bar keep

Always show browser scrollbar.
This is to prevent annoying layout jump when you navigate to a page which doesn't scroll, or when you open a lightbox/modal etc.

To do

  • [ ] Find a more practical way to handle CSS snippets files and their import

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Live demo website

code.juliancataldo.com


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