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v1.1.0 Stable
benjaminhollon released this 2 months ago | 2 commits to main since this release
v1.1.0 presents the following changes:
Added
- Added navbar styles
none,default,classy,blockout,boxes,roundesque
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<button>styling - Added context-aware vertical margin to
<details> - Added CHANGELOG
- Added readable.min.css
Fixed
- Fixed sibling selectors, which were using
~instead of+
Changed
- Moved to 0BSD from the Unlicense
- Darkened background in dark theme
- Removed vertical margin from nested lists
- Applied navbar styling to all elements, not just the first direct child of a body or header (each can have its own style)
- Made the default navbar theme non-animated (to revert, use
data-style="classy"on the<nav>element)
- Made the default navbar theme non-animated (to revert, use
This release contains no breaking changes.
readable.css is a project by Freedom to Write, a movement dedicated toward creating and supporting Free and Open Source software solutions for the writing industry. We dream of a world where all writers can publish their work without having to rely on proprietary software.
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- Added navbar styles
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v1.0.1 Stable
v1.0.1 presents the following changes:
Added
- Browsers sending prefers-contrast: high will now receive high-contrast versions of the dark and light themes with white on black and black on white respectively. Sites can explicitly set this using data-high-contrast="on" as an attribute on the main <html> tag of a page. Note: this does not affect custom themes.
Fixed
- tags which are direct children of elements can now be considered main navigation by the code, applying styling properly.
This release contains no breaking changes.
readable.css is a project by Freedom to Write, a movement dedicated toward creating and supporting Free and Open Source software solutions for the writing industry. We dream of a world where all writers can share their opinions easily and without having to rely on proprietary software.
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v1.0.0 – Initial Release! Stable
This is the initial release of readable.css. For a guide on how to use readable.css, check the wiki.
If you find issues or have feature requests, submit an issue!
readable.css is a project by Freedom to Write, a movement dedicated toward creating and supporting Free and Open Source software solutions for the writing industry. We dream of a world where all writers can share their opinions easily and without having to rely on proprietary software.
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