@jkawshar @dgrammatiko There were some great ideas in your concept. Its a shame that at least some of them ideas didn't get merged. Alas, onsidering the lack of time, the most I can probably achieve here is a lick of paint.
@elisasophia Always good to hear ideas however I admit my spare time for this is limited so aiming for just a repaint rather than knocking down any walls 😀
Giving @bonsaicss control on sizing form elements. Unique compared to other frameworks in that --x can equal any integer. No predefined sizes. https://t.co/bmDOuLPZON
@stefanjudis The https://t.co/FAXj0LD8od CSS framework is heavily based on this concept. Check out the helpers and utilities for some interesting implementations.
@Puma_IT@Joomla51 The framework heavily uses custom properties, to the extent that progressive enhancement would be difficult. As always, the more we try to support these old platforms the more likely they are to stick around to haunt us 😃
🚀 I've just released bonsai.css (https://t.co/G82vNggqry). The objective... a complete Utility First CSS Framework for less than 45kb. The result is one of the largest feature sets with the smallest filesize in its class.
@Puma_IT@Joomla51 Thank you Hervé. Certainly looking in to it. IE11 support does give me some hesitation. As a user, would you be concerned about losing support for IE11?