To get going, include Stylecheat in your project and start writing HTML.
Stylecheat is built around three concepts: Context, Elements, and Modifiers.
Set the stylecheat attribute to enable Stylecheat. It declares CSS custom properties
for your theme — spacing, color, radius — that elements read from.
Stylecheat follows modern CSS theming conventions.
Thanks to Web Components being implemented in browsers, <any-element-name> is functional HTML. Stylecheat
takes advantage of that to give elements readable, semantic names.
Don't worry — the class-based download lets you do the old
and trusty <div class="card p-3 sm"> too.
I see too many websites struggling with things that should be simple. Some of Stylecheat's elements have built in innovation to deal with this, without ever reaching for Javascript.
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