An overview of barebones drop-in minimal CSS boilerplate frameworks

This is a quick CSS switcher to allow for previewing some of the many minimal CSS-only frameworks out there. See the demo here or drop the switcher into your own page to see how different frameworks would look with your content.

Usage

The switcher is fully modular, so you can easily drop it into your own pages to quickly preview the effect of using different CSS frameworks. You can even add your own frameworks to the list and use the dropdown menu to switch between them.

To use the CSS switcher, just clone or download the project and then copy your html file into the main project folder (you can replace index.html if you want, since it's just the demo).

If you don't already have a stylesheet defined, you'll need to add the following default stylesheet to the header of your page:

    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="vendor/bullframe.min.css"/>

Include the js for the switcher in the header of the page:

    <script src="switcher.js" type="text/javascript"></script> 

Then, add the following code wherever you want the dropdown to appear:

      <div id="switcher">&nbsp;</div>
      <script type="text/javascript">inline_switcher();</script>

That's it! You should now be able to cycle through the different frameworks by choosing them from the dropdown.

List of frameworks

• bullframe by @marcopontili (MIT)
• caiuss by @IonicaBizau (MIT)
• kathamo by debashisbarman (MIT)
• kube by @imperavi (MIT)
• lotus by goatslacker (MIT)
• milligram by @cjpatoilo (MIT)
• min by @owenversteeg (MIT)
• monalisa by jusbrasil (MIT)
• motherplate by @leemunroe (MIT)
• normalize by @necolas (MIT)
• oh-my-css by @egoist (MIT)
• pure by yahoo (BSD)
• siimple by @jmjuanes (MIT)
• simplecss by @neculaesei (MIT)
• tacit by @yegor256 (MIT)
• sanitize by @10up (PD)
• sanitize by @ZDroid (MIT)
• skeleton by @dhg (MIT)
  • skeleton-framework by skeleton-framework (MIT)
  • skeleton-plus by @oltmannsdaniel (MIT)
• thao by Giuseppe Sanfrancesco (Apache)

Sample HTML5 markup based on html5-kitchen-sink by @dbox (MIT)

LICENSE

MIT.