@adele @beaufils @mozilla Water is another good one though not maintained, I believe and I don’t know at the moment if nav was ever included but there was talk/a prototype (https://github.com/kognise/water.css/issues/182).
I’m using it in Kitten and plan to fork and improve things so I’ll keep the nav request in mind when I do :)
Here are some of the project in this ideas I like (the ones of small web) I tried so far:
- https://readable-css.freedomtowrite.org/
- https://simplecss.org/
- https://watercss.kognise.dev/
- https://andybrewer.github.io/mvp/
- https://picocss.com/
Something that could be really nice to reuse all those work done on non-semantic CSS (class CSS) into semantic one:
SELECTORS { classes="class1 class2 etc" ; }
Something which apply class1, class2, etc. to all HTML nodes selected by SELECTORS.
Using w3.css, for instance, that could be:
section, article { classes=".w3-panel .w3-red w3-border" ; }
Here, something which apply certain defined class to section and article.