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classless-njxui

v1.0.0

Published

Classless CSS for plain semantic HTML — zero class names, zero dependencies, zero build step. 9 themes via one data-theme attribute, ~7 KB gzip.

Readme

classless-njxui

Classless CSS for plain semantic HTML — zero class names, zero dependencies, zero build step. 48 KB minified, ~7 KB gzip, 9 built-in themes switched with one data-theme attribute.

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/classless-njxui@1/classless.min.css">
<!-- Then just write HTML — no classes, no setup -->
<main>
  <h1>Hello World</h1>
  <p>No classes. No configuration. Just HTML.</p>
  <button>Get started</button>
  <input type="email" placeholder="[email protected]">
  <details><summary>FAQ</summary>Answer</details>
</main>

Docs & live demo: classless.njxui.dev

Install

npm install classless-njxui
// bundler / Astro / Vite
import 'classless-njxui';

Highlights

  • Zero class names — headings, buttons, forms, tables, dialogs, <details> styled via element selectors.
  • 9 themes, one attribute — <html data-theme="dark">: dark, light, red, blue, green, cyan, yellow, pink, purple. Runtime switch, no JS framework.
  • Variants via data-variant — accents and states without inventing classes.
  • Scoped by design — styles activate only inside class-free <main>, <article>, <section>, <form>; coexists safely with any other CSS.
  • Perfect for Markdown — rendered Markdown is class-free by nature; docs and blogs look designed out of the box.

Files

| File | Purpose | |---|---| | classless.min.css | Production build (default export) | | classless.css | Readable source bundle — tokens + element styles |

Part of the njX UI family

Need component classes and utilities? The full library is njX UI (npm: njx-ui). One stylesheet at a time — the builds are standalone.

License

MIT