CSS framework without JavaScript

Question

In most cases, JavaScript components in a particular foreground infrastructure benefit people. They do not need to write any other code for these plugins (e.g. datetime picker). However, most of these frameworks are dependent on another javascript library, such as jQuery. That means I need external JavaScript code for the style.

In my opinion, I always feel that "style is style." I had in mind a clean CSS framework without JavaScript . This structure should give styles to the main html elements (div, input, select, table, etc.), and we ourselves configure other components.

At the same time, since some users of my application are still using IE9, I expect the framework to have good browser compatibility and a responsive design for the latest browsers.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions. :)

Answer 1

Most famous: http://getbootstrap.com/ (with a small JS plugin for warnings and interactivity)

Something with a smaller size: http://purecss.io/

Answer 2

As of March 2017, only javascript-free CSS frameworks that I know of:

Bulma

Specter

Milligram

They are based on flexbox, so if IE9 support is one of your problems, you may have to use another grid / layout solution or collapse your own.

Answer 3

Try the surface . It provides Material Design style and animated components using only CSS, and it weighs only 30 KB.

Answer 4

I have a suggestion for a css framework, below: 1. picnic css 2. min css 3. pure css 4. miligram or you can use amphtml