CSS Basics

You're the web artist. So... why should a CSS framework restrict your artistry?

CSS Basics is built to start styling your page without worry about any position and behavior problems. It's mobile first and scales up to (extra) large displays.

If you have suggestions of improvements or bug reports, please feel free to create a new issue via the issue tracker.

Take a look at the project page to see full documentation.

To-do

Note that we are still in alpha. There are some things to-do:

• [ ] Update Documentation
• [ ] Update Gulpfile
• [ ] Update HISTORY
• [ ] Update README

Features

• No styles - just basics
• Include only components that you need - compiled with Sass
• Responsive and adaptive - mobile first
• RTL support
• Easy implementation - just a few classes
• Powered and inspirited by Bootstrap
• Very lightweight

Setup

Just include basics.min.css before all other Style Sheets and JavaScripts.

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="path/to/basics.min.css" />

Custom build

It's still to heavy? No problem! Check out the custom dist. Maybe there is a compiled version for your needs.

If not, you can compile your custom CSS Basics easily with all components that you need:

1. Setup your custom build via scss/_setup.scss
2. Compile scss/basics.scss with Sass sass basics.scss basics.custom.css --autoprefix Note: --autoprefix
3. Link your new custom build

Browser Support

All major browsers like Chrome, Firefox and Safari are supported.

Since v4.0, IE<9 and FF<19 support is dropped. If you want to support these you can still use the old v3.0 version.

CSS Basics is compiled with default browserlist configurations:

> 1%, last 2 versions, Firefox ESR, Opera 12.1

Release notes

Each main version is mostly backward-compatible. See the history to see all changes and fixes.

License

CSS Basics is released under the MIT license