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Thanks, but Pico is already in the list (see the general purpose section as Pico has a few classes) ;) |
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Thanks for the quick feedback ;) |
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Yes, I'm aware. But listing it twice because of that would be unjustified. What I might consider, though, is to relax the file size of the very lightweight frameworks a little. Pico.css may be a good match for that section. |
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Adding Pico.css, a class-less CSS framework with 10.3k stars on Github.
It makes it to the top of the list of class-less CSS framework ordered by stars.