Entry.css

Entry.css

Entry.css is a configurable and more suitable for reading Chinese article style library, which can be used to quickly build Chinese blog topics or styles for project documents.

Support browsers: IE 9+, Chrome 14+, Firefox 4+, Safari 5+, Opera 11+, Mobile Safari (iOS 5+)

Why have Entry.css?

As a front-end engineer, sometimes friends will ask you to help you style their blog posts or project documents. Sometimes we use a very beautiful theme on our blog, but it becomes ugly when applied to our blog (because the original theme is in English).

Although I know nothing about design myself, I have never eaten pork but I have seen pigs running. So I ate some basic knowledge of text typesetting and created Entry.css to provide some students who don’t understand CSS with an article style suitable for reading. If you are interested in this or have any suggestions for improvement, please give me an issue on github. Thank you here~

Note: Entry.css only provides styles for articles, which you can embed into your own topics. If you want to find a full set of themes, it is not a good choice.

Start quickly

Embed Entry.css in your HTML, as follows:

 < link rel =" stylesheet " href =" bin/entry.css " />
< div class =" entry " >
    <!-- 这里是你的文章 -->
</ div >

If you want to customize the CSS selector or article topic, please check the Entry.css documentation.

Advantages

1. Reasonable spacing, following the "vertical melody", is more suitable for Chinese reading
2. Adaptive width, compatible with small screens such as mobile phones
3. Book titles, abbreviations, emphasis, side notes, and upper and lower marks provided specifically for Chinese...
4. Rich customization options: layout, size, color, etc.