As part of my ponderings of universal customization, I've come to
realize that there's always going to be specific colors used for a
website. Instead of just having those sites with no room for user
customization, why not have common variables for those colors
(and maybe more)? I've decided to name this idea/project
'Ultrastyle' 'Unistyle', mainly because it
sounds cool and kind of makes sense.
Unistyle is basically just a list of css variables that you can
use to make things decently consistent. You can download the
stylesheet containing said variables and default applications below,
or link to the latest version at
https://mechaniking.nekoweb.org/unistyle/dl/latest.css
You'll probably find a good lot of these to be redundant, that's
because they are. There's always going to be more than one way to
make a button, with only one (two?) of those actually using
<button>
. If you find this list to be lacking in
some way, please contact me. (seriously
the only way this is going to be good is if there's feedback for it)
variable | color |
--red | |
--orange | |
--yellow | |
--green | |
--lime | |
--cyan | |
--blue | |
--purple | |
--magenta | |
--violet | |
--black | |
--gray | |
--lightgray | |
--white | |
--brown | |
--bg | |
--fg | |
--btnbg | |
--btnfg | |
--btnbd | |
--link | |
--linkvisit | |
--linkhover | |
--linkactive | |
--codebg | |
--codefg | |
--heading |