💄CSS tricks for web developers~
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Jul 28, 2024 - CSS
💄CSS tricks for web developers~
Halfmoon is a highly customizable, drop-in Bootstrap replacement. It comes with three built-in core themes, with dark mode support for all themes and components.
The modular highly customisable CSS framework. Powered by CSS Components, Utilities and Props for building your Web UI.
🛣 Bulma, Buefy and Bulma Extensions rewritten using CSS Variables
🌐📄/📏 – World Paper / Sizes
An example of a dark mode toggle without JavaScript
Dynamic CSS-grid base on CSS-variables. 🔥
SCSS file to support dark mode on your webpage (e.g. Jekyll blog)
An open color system using oklch to create a flexible and decomposable palette using modern CSS
Front-end framework with a built-in dark mode and full customizability using CSS variables; great for building dashboards and tools.
Shortcut.css is the first css package it support your stylesheet, Contain custom & built-in variables and classes you can use it with any situation you want with css shortcuts for more flexiblity & stability.
Implement some useful and advanced DOM manipulations 🏅
A dark theme oriented CSS library. Striving to have a look similar to Discord's UI. We're currently working on making it easy to transition from Bootstrap to Cray.
A simple key value store for module settings, to make modules more portable. With the nice side-effect that all settings can be output as native CSS variables.
Make default browsers' styles prettier
Easy-to-use hamburger menu animations with CSS variables
We are divergent. The CSS framework for people who desire to have more accessible defaults.
E-commerce website featuring apple products with photo albums, color variants, descriptions, and add-to-cart functionality, emphasizing visual appeal and usability.
2D animation of the Solar System. This project was done after finishing CSS part of the course (before learning SCSS and JS).
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