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craigaholliday.mvp.css

v1.6.3

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A minimalist stylesheet for HTML elements

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MVP.css

MVP.css — Minimalist stylesheet for HTML elements

Out of the box CSS styling for HTML elements. No class names, no framework to learn.

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/mvp.css">

Live demo: https://andybrewer.github.io/mvp/

Unpkg: https://unpkg.com/mvp.css

NPM: https://www.npmjs.com/package/mvp.css

Versions

v1.6

  • Added [hidden] styling to hide hidden elements
  • Updated alternate table rows to use --color-accent for a more branded look
  • Updated <table> to use display: block and removed overflow styling
  • Updated font variable to font-family
  • Updated <pre>, <code> and <samp> styling to have proper padding and recognize indented content
  • Updated line-height to be a number instead of a percentage
  • Updated multi-word dropdown menu titles to render on a single line

v1.5

  • Added browser default :focus styling back in for better tabbed navigation
  • Updated <a> styling to use display: inline-block for better focus outlines on buttons
  • Added <label> styling for checkbox and radio elements
  • Added striped <table>

v1.4

  • Updated <pre> styling to use pre-line for better line breaks
  • Added hover styling to <details><summary> tags

v1.3

  • Updated <button> line-height and font to match <a><b> button styles
  • Added a --font variable
  • Added dropdown menus

v1.2

  • Added checkbox and radio styling for <input> fields
  • Added disabled and readonly styling

v1.1

  • Updated code blocks to use <pre><code> instead of <samp>
  • Added light styling for <select> fields
  • Added <details> and <summary> tags
  • Added prefers-color-scheme: dark media query (commented out by default)
  • Updated <table> styling

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