tiny, simple, classless CSS framework inspired by new.css
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dev.css was not meant for very complex websites. Although, if you need something more complex, you could build from/modify this stylesheet for your website. An example of a site that uses dev.css is [SkywardMC's wiki](https://skywardmc.org).
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## Importing
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## Installing
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### HTML import
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To use dev.css in your HTML, simply add the following line to the `<head>` section of your HTML file:
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href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@intergrav/dev.css@4"
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```
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### `npm`, `pnpm`, etc
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Another way to install dev.css is to add the npm package to your project through your preferred package manager. This command adds the latest version to your project.
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```sh
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npm add @intergrav/dev.css
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# or
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pnpm add @intergrav/dev.css
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```
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### Importing fonts
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You can also load a font from [intergrav/fonts](https://github.com/intergrav/fonts#readme) (or anywhere else) if you'd like a consistent font. Geist and Inter fonts work with dev.css out of the box, other fonts will require a theme to be used. If these fonts are not available, the default system/browser sans-serif and monospace fonts will be used, such as Microsoft's Segoe UI or Apple's San Francisco.
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