NOTE: CDN is currently broken right now. I am currently working on getting CDN working for SubwayCSS. As this is happening, I still want people to enjoy new SubwayCSS, so there will be a temporary subway.min.css file here.

ANOTHER NOTE: This project will most likely soon switch over to JavaScript. The CSS file will still be used, however if it does become much greater it will become JavaScript-based.

SubwayCSS is a sleek, brand-new CSS framework that turns your site into the great American multinational sandwich shop!

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Customization
• Reporting Bugs
• Creators
• License

Installation

To put SubwayCSS into your site, just install the following code:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://subwaycss.glitch.me/latest/subway.min.css" />

Or if you want a specific version of SubwayCSS:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://subwaycss.glitch.me/vx.x.x/subway.min.css" />

And if you want to locally host your own version of SubwayCSS, just download the content from the raw file and import the file location into your HTML project.

Customization

Customizing SubwayCSS is really easy, as there is only one file that controls all (actually most) of the settings, _settings.scss. From that file, you can control the font, font weight, and even the class prefix.

Reporting Bugs

If you found a bug within SubwayCSS, first search through the issues that are currently open or closed within this GitHub project. If the bug you found is not there, you can either report it through the issue tab or create a pull request.

Creators

roc0ast3r (5qc/ro)

• twitter.com/roc0ast3r
• github.com/5qc

License

All SubwayCSS code and documentation copyright 2022 ro. Code released under MIT License