Bolt.css
Dev tools
css stylesheet
SHOW HN2022
How HN took it
5 positive, 13 neutral or asking, 3 mixed, 6 critical, out of 27 comments about the project. Thread score -0.04.
Design: 0 for, 5 againstIdea: 3 for, 1 against
The thread, comment by comment
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What HN said
What people liked
Clean, minimalistic look; inline text blocks look good
From 3 comments
Looks decent, pretty minimalistic. The form / input styles should use :focus-within instead of :hover to apply styles, using "power-user" keyboard navigation with tab and such…
nawgz on HNThis is pretty neat. I loved it.
samaybhavsar on HNI like it, nice work!
codazoda on HN
Works well on mobile Safari
From 1 comment
This looks great on mobile Safari. Overflow-y scrolling inside the code block is a great touch. In fact the only real issue I see is the very last element, the range slider, for…
alehlopeh on HN
Useful for simple static pages and auto-generated HTML
From 3 comments
Places where you want to auto-generate html reports or do simple data processing into html and not fuss over basic inline styles. I have a few internal tools that use…
TheGoodBarn on HNEasy to toss on content like markdown or straight out of a CMS and get nice looking pages vs. the default browser styles (that look like 1996).
qbasic_forever on HNFor something like a personal website or blog this seems totally sufficient, though maybe a bit boring. I disagree that these kinds of projects are "generally a terrible idea."
deck4rd on HN
Objections
Overrides default link colours with contrast below WCAG AA for normal text
From 2 comments
Overwriting blue links with...blue links that fail WCAG2 and have no pseudo-classes. Replacing the default down arrow in <details> with...a down arrow SVG. Delete it from the…
cantSpellSober on HNThey fail WCAG2 AA for "Normal Text" contrast at a ratio of 3.46:1 (#4589EE over #FFF).
cantSpellSober on HN
Form inputs grey background looks disabled; focus styling uses :hover
From 3 comments
From a quick look it's nice but I think the grey background color for the inputs is not a good choice, it gives the impression that they are disabled.
brunno on HNLooks decent, pretty minimalistic. The form / input styles should use :focus-within instead of :hover to apply styles, using "power-user" keyboard navigation with tab and such…
nawgz on HNAdditionally: form fields are styled to look disabled.
dmitriid on HN
Removing textarea resize handle and range slider ends are poor choices
From 3 comments
Looks decent, pretty minimalistic. The form / input styles should use :focus-within instead of :hover to apply styles, using "power-user" keyboard navigation with tab and such…
nawgz on HNThe range/output that display 0 or 100 but don't touch the ends of the slide rubs me in a very wrong way. Besides, nice style.
tokinonagare on HNThis looks great on mobile Safari. Overflow-y scrolling inside the code block is a great touch. In fact the only real issue I see is the very last element, the range slider, for…
alehlopeh on HN
Not really a library, just a stylesheet
From 3 comments
Maybe it was just in the German speaking world, but such projects were called "template" or "boilerplate" ~10 years ago. When did we start calling them libraries? It doesn't add…
mahathu on HNA "classless CSS library" is just a stylesheet, isn't it?
hobofan on HNBut it's not really a library... just a stylesheet?
teen on HN
Requests
Fix link contrast and focus styling for accessibility
From 2 comments
They fail WCAG2 AA for "Normal Text" contrast at a ratio of 3.46:1 (#4589EE over #FFF).
cantSpellSober on HNLooks decent, pretty minimalistic. The form / input styles should use :focus-within instead of :hover to apply styles, using "power-user" keyboard navigation with tab and such…
nawgz on HN
Keep textarea resize handle
From 1 comment
Looks decent, pretty minimalistic. The form / input styles should use :focus-within instead of :hover to apply styles, using "power-user" keyboard navigation with tab and such…
nawgz on HN
Questions
What is the value of a classless CSS system?
From 1 comment
What is the value of a classless CSS system?
Tagbert on HN
Why not mention Pico.css or other classless libraries?
From 2 comments
Also https://github.com/dbohdan/classless-css By the way, why not mention the very well tuned Pico.css? https://picocss.com/examples/preview/
baruchel on HNHere is small list of other "classless" CSS libraries I have found over the years - https://github.com/andybrewer/mvp - https://github.com/kognise/water.css -…
doerig on HN
Alternatives named
MVP.css
From 2 comments
Here is small list of other "classless" CSS libraries I have found over the years - https://github.com/andybrewer/mvp - https://github.com/kognise/water.css -…
doerig on HN(I'm using MVP.css for my homepage) Shouldn't have HTML a decent look out of the box?
KingOfCoders on HN
Water.css
From 1 comment
Here is small list of other "classless" CSS libraries I have found over the years - https://github.com/andybrewer/mvp - https://github.com/kognise/water.css -…
doerig on HN
new.css
From 2 comments
Here is small list of other "classless" CSS libraries I have found over the years - https://github.com/andybrewer/mvp - https://github.com/kognise/water.css -…
doerig on HNPlaces where you want to auto-generate html reports or do simple data processing into html and not fuss over basic inline styles. I have a few internal tools that use…
TheGoodBarn on HN
Sakura
From 1 comment
Here is small list of other "classless" CSS libraries I have found over the years - https://github.com/andybrewer/mvp - https://github.com/kognise/water.css -…
doerig on HN
Simple.css
From 1 comment
- https://github.com/kevquirk/simple.css
clarkdale on HN
Pico.css
From 1 comment
Also https://github.com/dbohdan/classless-css By the way, why not mention the very well tuned Pico.css? https://picocss.com/examples/preview/
baruchel on HN