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magick.css

v1.0.6

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magically playful, yet simple styling. all in one file.

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Readme

magick.css

magically playful, yet simple styling. all in one file.

Translations

Feel free to contribute a translation to your language!

What is magick.css?

magick.css is a minimalistic, (mostly) classless CSS framework that is designed to be easy to use and easy to understand. It is contained in a single file, and every choice is commented. The goal is to achieve an elegant, but magically playful look, while maximizing readability and the ability to convey information; somewhat akin to the notes of a wizard.

The framework retains its beauty and functionality across all devices and screen sizes, and works entirely without JavaScript. It is inspired by LaTeX, old school TTRPG rulebooks, CSS frameworks like concrete.css and Tufte CSS and the "usability as design" ethic of brutalism.

What does it look like?

You can find a live example of magick.css being used on my website!

How do I use magick.css?

magick.css is built with normalize.css. While it will look 90% correct without, it is recommended to use normalize.css.

CDN

The easiest way to check out magick.css for your own project is to add it from a CDN. Just add these two lines to your html <head>:

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

Or for the minified variants:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/normalize.min.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/magick.min.css">

Local File

You could also just download the magick.css file from this repo, and include it into your html <head> as you normally would:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="path/to/magick.css">

JS/NPM

You could also add magick.css to your JS project like this:

npm install normalize.css magick.css

And import them in your code:

import 'normalize.css'
import 'magick.css'

Ports

magick.css currently also available as...

Obsidian.md Theme

I don't like the hoops theme developers have to jump through to publish their work on the official theme gallery of a proprietary, monetized product. There is no compensation for their hard work beyond the donations of generous users; all the while Obsidian.md benefits greatly from them. That's why the Obsidian.md theme version of magick.css is not available in the official gallery.

Still, Obsidian.md is a useful tool for a lot of people. That's why I've made the effort to port this CSS framework to Obsidian.md. You can install it by...

  1. Downloading ports/obsidian.md/magick.css.zip from this repo.
  2. Unpacking it into the Obsidian.md theme directory. You can find this directory by pressing the folder icon next to the Appearance > Themes setting inside of Obsidian.md
  3. If the theme is not immediately selectable, try restarting Obsidian.md to refresh.