robsheldon/sscaffold-css

Introduction

sscaffold combines css rules from normalize.css, skeleton.css, and milligram into a single, reorganized, easy-to-use css file, with bugfixes and a few other updates and additions. It emphasizes sensible defaults and semantic HTML.

Size vs. skeleton and milligram

sscaffold is a little bit heftier than skeleton or milligram:

• ^{(1) Each css file was run through cssminifier for an apples-to-apples comparison.}
• ^{(2) The Skeleton 2.0.4 package includes Normalize 3.0.2. The current version of Normalize is 8.0.1. Normalize 3.0.2 was added to the Skeleton 2.0.4 file before minifying it.}
• ^{(3) Milligram 1.3.0 requires Normalize 5.0.0. The current version of Normalize is 8.0.1. Normalize 5.0.0 was added to the Milligram 1.3.0 file before minifying it.}
• ^{(4) sscaffold 0.1.1 has no external dependencies. Normalize 8.0.1 has already been integrated into sscaffold.css.}

For 3K over Milligram and 7K over Skeleton you save an https request and get the features of both plus a few extras.

Using sscaffold

The current version is 0.1.1.

jsdelivr:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/sscaffold.min.css" integrity="sha256-tNrNp6fPTVnhpywTjgNV4jCx6W9d1wuALpwVmAQEYcs=" crossorigin="anonymous">

npm:

npm install sscaffold-css

If you want it added to another repository, dependency management system, or cdn, open an issue requesting it and I'll get on it.

Documentation

The sscaffold-css.com home page is a demo and brief overview of the current release.

Complete documentation is available at doc.sscaffold-css.com.

License

Like everything else it evolved from, sscaffold is being released under the MIT license. See LICENSE.

Acknowledgements

sscaffold exists thanks to:

• normalize
• skeleton
• milligram
• assorted articles on MDN and css-tricks
• ...and https://github.com/othneildrew/Best-README-Template/