Centigram, a CSS framework
I discovered the milligram[1] CSS framework some time ago and found it just as simple and beautiful as I wished for the project I was working on. Previously I was playing with bulma[2], but after some time I realized it feels a bit too big for my needs.
But with simplicity also came some… lack (like supporting disabled or readonly input fields, or supporting a dark mode). And the project felt a bit dormant. Lot of issues and merge requests stacking, mainly spam-like requests, but still: nobody seems to take time to close them anyway. As I was very interested to improve the framework to cover all my needs, I take the liberty to make it a friendly fork and, as such, even propose a new name for it: centigram[3]. Because all those little changes have made it weight a little more 😅.
Here are all the changes I introduced (for now):
- Move to upstream release 1.5[4] (never published)
- Merge feature/98-css-variable[5]
- Merge feature/99-remove-flex-basis[6]
- Merge 215-breakpoint-update[7]
- Fix some typo in contributing file[8]
- Remove dependency on CSS reset or Google Font. Centigram recommends you the Inter font family[9], but it is up to you to set your own fonts set. Customize the `$font-family' Sass variable or `--font-family' CSS variable for that.
- Add a dark theme
- Add notifications widget
- Add a center text class
- Support input type time
- Support disabled and readonly fields
All the thanks should go to CJ Patoilo[10] for having initialized such a beautiful theme.
[4] upstream release 1.5 (HTTPS)
[5] feature/98-css-variable (HTTPS)
[6] feature/99-remove-flex-basis (HTTPS)
[7] 215-breakpoint-update (HTTPS)
[8] Fix some typo in contributing file (HTTPS)
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📅 mardi 11 avril 2023 à 20:46
📝 Étienne Pflieger with GNU/Emacs 29.4 (Org mode 9.7.11)