Pre-built extensible CSS plugins for isolated use in any context to solve common CSS problems
These CSS libraries are intended to consolidate CSS code that is commonly replicated all over the web into several modular plugins. They are intended to be generic in order to be used for any purpose, while also being extensible so that any functionality can be overridden using CSS's 'cascading' functionality. It has been modelled using some principles of Classes and Inheritance from Object Oriented Programming, with CSS classes being available for use as-is, or to be inherited and some properties to be overridden as required.
The libraries should be included as @import instructions at the top of your CSS file. These should be seen as the libraries available in many OOP languages - they can be used as-is, or inherited and then extended by adding sub-classes. But they should be treated as read-only.
If you require a change in functionality set the class of the rule and set the properties you would like to override. See the Demo/Custom Theme/CSSLibraries.css for examples. If you want to add an extension, such as a new type of button, add a new class and add the styles for the button. Then add the class to the button in the HTML See Buttons/button-plugins.css for examples
Feedback and code contributions are actively encouraged If you've created any extensions that you think would be helpful in the main library files please submit them for consideration