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Pico.css

Minimal CSS Framework for semantic HTML

Elegant styles for all native HTML elements without .classes and dark mode automatically enabled.


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Pico.css


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Class-light and semantic
Pico uses simple native HTML tags as much as possible. Less than 10 .classes are used in Pico.

Great styles with just one CSS file
No dependencies, package manager, external files, or JavaScript.

Responsive everything
Elegant and consistent adaptive spacings and typography on all devices.

Light or Dark mode
Shipped with two beautiful color themes, automatically enabled according to the user preference.

Table of contents

- Usage
- Class-less version
- Examples
- Limitations
- Documentation
- Browser Support
- Contributing
- Copyright and license

Usage

There are 4 ways to get started with pico.css:

Install manually

Download Pico and link /css/pico.min.css in the of your website.

``html

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Install from CDN

Alternatively, you can use unpkg CDN to link pico.css.

`html

`

Install with NPM

`shell
npm install @picocss/pico
`

Install with Composer

`shell
composer require picocss/pico
`

Class-less version

Pico provides a .classless version (example).

In this version, header, main and footer act as containers.

Use the default .classless version if you need centered viewports:

`html

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Or use the .fluid.classless version if you need a fluid container:

`html

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Then just write pure HTML, and it should look great:

`html











Hello, world!




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Examples

Minimalist templates to discover Pico in action:


- Preview
A starter example with all elements and components used in Pico

- Right-to-left (RTL) preview
A starter example in Arabic with all the elements and components used in Pico

- Class-less
Just a pure semantic HTML markup, without .classes

- Basic template
A basic custom template for Pico using only CSS custom properties (variables)

- Company
A classic company or blog layout with a sidebar

- Google Amp
A simple layout for Google Amp, with inlined CSS

- Sign in
A minimalist layout for Login pages

- Pico + Bootstrap grid system
Custom CSS build with the Bootstrap grid system to manage complex grid layouts in Pico

All examples are open-sourced in picocss/examples.

Limitations

Pico can be used without custom CSS for quick or small projects. However, it’s designed as a starting point, like a “reset CSS on steroids”. As Pico does not integrate any helpers or utilities .classes`, this minimal CSS framework requires SCSS or CSS knowledge to build large projects.

Documentation

Getting started
- Usage
- Themes
- Customization
- Class-less version
- RTL

Layout
- Containers
- Grids
- Horizontal scroller

Elements
- Typography
- Buttons
- Forms
- Tables

Components
- Accordions
- Cards
- Dropdowns
- Modal
- Navs
- Progress

Utilities
- Loading
- Tooltips

Browser Support

Pico is designed and tested for the latest stable Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari releases. It does not support any version of IE, including IE 11.

Contributing

If you are interested in contributing to Pico CSS, please read our contributing guidelines.

Copyright and license

Licensed under the MIT License.

Relevant third-party tools and resources we depend on:

Website and docs:
- TypeIt: JavaScript animated typing utility (Licensed GPL-3.0)
- Font Awesome: Icons (Licensed CC BY 4.0)

Pico Library:
- Feather Icons (Licensed MIT)
- Normalize.css: CSS reset (Licensed MIT)
- Sanitize.css: Cross-browser default styling (Licensed CC0 1.0 Universal)