<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/baselayer.css@latest/dist/baselayer.css">

or

$ npm i baselayer.css

Baselayer.css is a low-specificity stylesheet for native HTML elements. It requires no classes, and it gives you nothing beyond normalized, styled native HTML elements. There is no grid, there are no components, just the bare basics.

• Sensible defaults for native HTML elements (no classes necessary).
• Visual consistency (CSS custom props FTW)
• Themeable (see above)
• Stardards-compliant browser support (press f for ie)
• Tiny size (~3KB gzipped)

Why does this exist?

For most of my projects I don't want or need an entire CSS framework, but I found myself writing minor variations of the same resets and CSS custom props over and over. Baselayer.css is my attempt to codify this into something focussed, consistent and reusable.

Is this for you?

Baselayer.css will make your HTML look nice without any extra effort, it will give you basic CSS custom-props for color and spacing, it's seriously small, and it won't get in the way of the rest of the stuff you want to build. If that sounds good to you, baselayer.css may be for you.

There are plenty of good reasons to choose another tool instead:

• "I just want a CSS reset." Use Josh Comeau's reset or Eric Meyer's reset.
• "I like what you're doing here, but it's a little too minimal, and I really wish borders were box-shadow instead of border." Use water.css.
• "I want a small CSS framework, but I need a grid and some components." Use Miligram, Mustard, or Bulma.
• "I know what I'm about son, and what I'm about is blue buttons." Use Bootstrap or Foundation.
• "CSS SUCKS!!! Have you tried Tailwi..." *sigh. Go Tailwind it up.

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• PHP: PHP is a popular general-purpose scripting language that is especially suited to web development.
• JavaScript: JavaScript, often abbreviated JS, is a programming language that is one of the core technologies of the World Wide Web, alongside HTML and CSS
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Inline Elements

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The mark element indicates a highlight.

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figure

video

iframe

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