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Right now I have gone with Writ. This works well as it only targets html tags. It was also designed with html created from markdown in mind.
What else is there that can help with this? How can we do things like make headers and other features directly from a markdown file. How can we allow easy customisation of resulting pages?
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I think in the same way Writ applies the CSS, the new things can be written.
CSS Resets make a neat and same play ground for all browsers. We can apply different defaults instead of going with the minimal ones.
As Writ is completely classless, we can add at least one class to come up with completely different theme (or pallet) and mix with Writ CSS to gain more colourful results for AMP pages.
Right now I have gone with Writ. This works well as it only targets html tags. It was also designed with html created from markdown in mind.
What else is there that can help with this? How can we do things like make headers and other features directly from a markdown file. How can we allow easy customisation of resulting pages?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: