dbohdan
commented
8 months ago This is fit for inclusion. Requiring to add a class on a container tag is fine according to the repository's definition of "class-light". The default theme looks okay with <section id="content" container class="window paper"> (screenshot). However, other themes like Banderole look wrong (not centered or limited in width; screenshot). That's with the following HTML: screenshot-page.html. Could you debug this?
I would also suggest an addition to https://eternityforest.github.io/barrel.css/: it would help if underneath the theme-selection buttons it had a text field that showed the current theme URL that the user could copy.
EternityForest
Working on a class-light CSS theme, would this be a good fit for inclusion? It can technically be used drop-in with OK results, but it does require a small number of simple classes for the best look.
Link:https://eternityforest.github.io/barrel.css/
Hacking together a quick test on the standard page looks OK if kind of dated, mostly becayse the framework expects that content goes in a .window class element for the nice background, as it's designed for apps, where you might have multiple separate windows within a main tag.