Atomic CSS: Modern Web Development with the Power of CSS Variables and Flexbox Grid System. (BETA version)
Atomic CSS is a cutting-edge CSS framework that goes beyond being just a framework, but instead offers a new way of writing modern CSS. It provides a methodology that enables developers to write clean, efficient, and maintainable code.
One of the essential features of Atomic CSS is the use of CSS variables that are based on CSS properties. This technique allows developers to reuse values across different components and pages, making customization and theming more manageable. This modern CSS approach with variables makes it easier to create consistent styles and maintain them across the entire application.
Atomic CSS also emphasizes the importance of CSS based on Semantic HTML. Semantic HTML refers to writing HTML with meaningful tags that describe the content they contain. By focusing on Semantic HTML, Atomic CSS creates CSS that is more readable and accessible, making it easier to maintain and scale.
Additionally, Atomic CSS provides a Flexbox Grid System that simplifies layout design and responsiveness. With this grid system, developers can quickly create responsive web designs that adapt seamlessly to different screen sizes and devices.
To further simplify the development process, Atomic CSS includes CSS class names based on CSS properties. This naming convention allows developers to write code that is more intuitive and easier to maintain.
In summary, Atomic CSS is a revolutionary CSS framework that provides a new methodology for writing modern CSS. It includes CSS variables, Semantic HTML, Flexbox Grid System, and intuitive class names based on CSS properties. With Atomic CSS, developers can create maintainable, scalable, and responsive web designs with ease.
Add CSS to your HTML page: atomic.css
for development site or atomic.min.css
for production site
<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/atomic.css" type="text/css">
wp_enqueue_style( 'atomic', 'url-path-to/atomic.min.css', array(), 1.0.0 );
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