Basic styles for HTML Elements. Providing a reasonable set of (mostly) styles without classes. Including a few basic components, and utility classes.
The point of the library is to encourage and support writing basic HTML, so the best way to learn is to starting writing an HTML document. You can also view the demo for a full-ish reference, or the css file itself which is intended to be self-documenting.
We love HTML, simplicity and consistency. There is nothing fun or semantic about heavily nested markup, forced upon you by your style system. So we took the fantastic HTML Elements Reference on MDN and developed a stylesheet that would allow us write basic HTML that look great!.
We recommend that you can self-host the stylesheet in your project by downloading or copying the nhlpa.css file directly.
You can also reference the file via the GitHub CDN.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nhlpa/nhlpa.css/main/nhlpa.css">
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Built with ♥ by NHLPA Engineering in Toronto, ON. Licensed under MIT.