No build step
Two files, a stylesheet and a script. Copy them in and write HTML.
Plain elements
A table is a table. Variants are data attributes, never classes.
One configuration
Palette, type, pattern and theme all sit on the html element.
data-features since 0.1.0
Three or four claims side by side, each one a card under a rule. It is the page's own grid, fixed at three columns, with no icons: the words carry the point.
Two files, a stylesheet and a script. Copy them in and write HTML.
A table is a table. Variants are data attributes, never classes.
Palette, type, pattern and theme all sit on the html element.
<section data-features>
<article><h3>No build step</h3><p>Two files, a stylesheet and a script. Copy them in and write HTML.</p></article>
<article><h3>Plain elements</h3><p>A table is a table. Variants are data attributes, never classes.</p></article>
<article><h3>One configuration</h3><p>Palette, type, pattern and theme all sit on the html element.</p></article>
</section>Add data-features="4" for four columns. Both drop to two under 900px and to one under 560px.
--s72-cols, the same custom property data-grid uses, so --s72-gap changes the spacing here too.soft tone. Set --s72-soft on the section to change it for that block alone.<h3> and a <p> are the whole card. Anything more belongs in a data-grid of cards.