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开源软件名称:Alicunde/HTML开源软件地址:https://github.com/Alicunde/HTML开源编程语言:CSS 62.6%开源软件介绍:DEMOCrazy HTML just to play |It is not a frameworkPublic Domain (give me a star, it makes me happy :D)Defining this repository is tricky. It is not a framework. I hope you like it and if you can improve a component leave us an issue. I really appreciate if you leave me a star, this repository is free and they don't have any kind of license. I have simply created it to play with the HTML. SelectorHTML + CSSThis field is extremely attractive for any type of form. It consists of a simple set of radio type inputs together with labels. You can configure it to have backgrounds or descriptions. It makes use of Flex to give an attractive point to the widths of the options.
RangeHTML + CSSOkay, the native HTML Range is too basic. Reason why it is necessary to use any of the thousands of scripts that exist on the internet. We have included this Range due to its funny and convoluted CSS, I recommend you check how the vertical lines of it have been made. I know that many have tried and few have succeeded, basically I have not found it anywhere.
DivHTML + CSSThe reason for this component is to demonstrate the capacity of the DIV pseudo-elements. Dynamic layouts oriented to customize.
SlideHTML + CSSIt is my opinion, but this is the most simplified and elegant Slide on the market. It does not make use of duplicate HTML elements for functionality and elegantly resolves controls. It doesn't make use of finite number classes and, thank goodness, it doesn't make use of absolute positioning for dynamic content slides. It is important to emphasize that this Slide does not offer a design, it offers a structure with the possibility of applying the design that you are interested in applying.
PasswordHTML + CSS + JSComponent to insert and validate a password. This component mixes JavaScript with CSS3 capabilities.
CheckboxHTML + CSSNative component customized with CSS and without the use of JavaScript. We have added a CSS to avoid selecting the component and thus avoid the problem of double clicks.
ProgressHTML + CSSThis item does not offer anything new, it is simply a progress bar.
DropdownHTML + CSSA Dropdown is a dropdown object with different fields inside it. They generally stick to selectors with different options and with the possibility of adding links inside as a list. I have included the option to have fields of type text with optional labels. It is attractive to know that it does not offer duplication of fields, creating a clean and not convoluted HTML.
SelectHTML + CSSOne of the most popular objects is the select fields. The proliferation of advanced JavaScript-based select fields has supplied the general need for them. On the other hand, in practically all cases the advantages of continuing to use a native select are greater than those of using a JavaScript-based select. This component customizes the overall appearance of the select, adding a positioned icon using the Background tag and an SVG.
RatingHTML + CSSField to define a valuation. It does not use JavaScript and the stars are Unicode. The component is built on radio type fields.
NumberHTML + CSS + JSThe native number field is limited in certain browsers. Therefore, this component is built using JavaScript.
TextareaHTML + CSSTexting with padding and width 100%. Alternative design in case of being disabled.
InputHTML + CSSComponent with a field of type Text with the possibility of having a Label positioned absolutely. In turn it also offers a design when disabled by showing a lock.
SubmitHTML + CSSSubmit with reset and optional link. Icons generated using CSS3 and without the use of icon fonts. It has responsive capabilities.
RadioHTML + CSSComponent with CSS properties for customization and preserving all the native features of the field. The rendering of the icon is done purely with CSS and does not require fonts.
ChoiceHTML + CSSComponent developed on checkbox type fields. We make use of pointer-events, to avoid the need to create new HTML objects.
TrackHTML + CSSComponent similar to Range but showing a progress bar. We make use of the shadow of the thumb, giving enough play and making possible many design options. The use of Firefox progress has been avoided, due to errors regarding the size of the Thumb.
LimitHTML + CSS + JSField with letter limitation built using JavaScript.
SwitchHTML + CSSSwitch field based on a radio type field. Icons generated directly with CSS3.
ColoredHTML + CSSBasic and stupid color picker using Radio fields.
SearchHTML + CSSSearch type field with optional reset and submit button without using JavaScript.
ButtonHTML + CSSSet of buttons with icons built in CSS. Unfortunately the use of classes is necessary to define the types and colors. I recommend you consult the CSS and customize them. The icons are positioned absolutely on the object, basically to offer dynamic behavior towards custom fonts.
GridHTML + CSS (not valid, sorry)We hate grids frameworks. The concept is the concept. The current situation of different screens requires clear and easy solutions to implement. Most of the existing grids on the market focus on combining classes, generating objects with multiple classes. Our strip focuses on the biggest problem of strips, their combination. Initially we developed a rule with thousands of classes, combined in 10 levels and allowing its application by the order of the classes, basically we used the selector ^ =. Unfortunately the result was a CSS that took up 300kb, which is unfeasible. For this reason, we have created a grid based on the attributes screen, desk, book, tablet and phone. By simply adding the phone = "five" attribute, we will have a box with 50% width on screens smaller than 480px. If we put desktop = "five" it will be 50% on desktop.
BackgroundHTML + CSSBasically a DIV with a background with the possibility of adding a description based on the DIV title. Built to demonstrate the potential of pseudo-elements.
AlertHTML + CSS + ICON FONTSet of simple alerts, selected by role and class. We use an icon font, although they are not icons using HTML tags. The reason is clear, an icon in an alert is not semantic. If you want to use another font, modify the CSS.
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