Minimal Viable CSS (keeps HTML readable and speedy).
Simple as simple can be! Include the stylesheet in one of two ways...
With this handy CDN link:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/mvcss/mvcss.min.css" type="text/css" media="screen">
Or just paste the code into the head of your HTML document between <style> ... </style> tags.
MVCSS in the wild!
- Here is an older version of this README document!
- Villette, by the best of the Brontës (look out for the best sentence in the whole book:"Happiness is not a potato...")
What is this all about?
MVCSS is a snippet of CSS (not a CSS "framework") that makes a bland HTML document a bit more readable and 100% responsive...as in, everything will fit on a device's screen. HTML does a lot of the heavy lifting already, MVCSS just gives it the winning push that it needs to go the distance.
Frankly, there isn't a great reason why. It isn't JS, and I almost never write JS, but I hadn't ever made an NPM package and I thought this would be a good, low-stress way to try it out. Using npmcdn or unpkg the package can be easily included on the fly, but, really, you oughtn't do that because this is so teeny-tiny (558 bytes, 343 minified) you might as well include the whole kit-and-kaboodle in the head of your HTML and not bother with making an extra call.
This entire endeavor is an effort in over engineering…
The master repo lives at https://gogs.eli.li/eli_oat/mvcss.git, but is mirrored on github: https://github.com/eli-oat/mvcss.git
Feel free to make pull requests, file issues and what not on Github.
