Closed waldyrious closed 12 months ago
Hmm, you don't get much without classes. The headings look wrong enough they are basically unusable. 98.css is cool, but I don't think it qualifies as class-light.
Screenshot:
I forgot the fonts directory, which makes the form and the table look properly Windows 98. Unfortunately, the headings are still unusable.
Interesting — thanks for investigating! I wonder if @jdan has any thoughts about whether this stylesheet (or a variant thereof) could be applied to plain HTML in a way that reproduced the Windows 98 look. Especially since the description in the README does claim (emphasis mine):
98.css is a CSS file that takes semantic HTML and makes it look pretty.
For example, the <body>
could have a default gray background; a <section>
could behave as a <div class="window">
, and headings within such sections could be styled as window title bars; and so on. The end result should be that a class-less HTML file could look like the demo at https://jdan.github.io/98.css/. Perhaps a combination of style.css + docs.css?
You are welcome, If someone makes a classless version of 98.css, I'll gladly add it.
This is not a fully classless stylesheet, but it's definitely class-light.