Stylestage

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Stylestage

A modern CSS showcase styled by community contributions. Add your stylesheet!

Overview

Style Stage is a modern CSS showcase that is styled by community contributions. It was created by Stephanie Eckles (@5t3ph). Users can visit Style Stage to view the available styles and learn more about the project. The index of stylesheets available in the repository can also be accessed. Users are also encouraged to contribute their own stylesheet by following the guidelines provided.

Features

  • CSS Showcase: Style Stage serves as a showcase for modern CSS styles.
  • Community Contributions: The styles in Style Stage are created by the community, allowing users to contribute their own styles.
  • Multiple Options: Users have four ready-to-go options to get started with creating their own styles, including downloading source files, using the Sass template, forking the full source CodePen, or starting with the Style Stage Skeleton Starter CodePen.
  • Guidelines: Users are provided with guidelines on creating their own version of the stylesheet, including restrictions on modifying the HTML.
  • Build Setup: Users can use any build setup they prefer, but the final submission should be the compiled CSS unminified.
  • Autoprefixing and Attribution: Style Stage processing automatically autoprefixes the styles and includes the CC BY-NC-SA license and attribution using the metadata provided by the user.
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