Classless CSS

This is a list of classless CSS themes and frameworks. "Classless" means a style sheet does not define special classes you must add to your HTML elements to style these elements. As a result, you can style any plain-HTML page just by linking to the style sheet. This is useful, for example, in prototyping.

Classless
- attriCSS
- axist
- awsm.css
- Bahunya
- Bamboo CSS
- BareCSS
- Basic.css
- Downstyler
- holiday.css
- LatexCSS
- Markdown CSS
  - Air
  - Modest
  - Retro
  - Splendor
- Marx
- MercuryCSS
- MVP.css
- new.css
- no-class.css
- Pico.css
- ridge.css
- sakura
- Simple.css
- SPCSS
- style.css
- Stylize.css
- tacit
- Tufte CSS
- W3C Core Styles
- water.css
- Writ
- YoRHa
Class-light
- Chota
- Classless.css
- concrete.css
- Milligram
- mini.css
- Picnic CSS
- Wing
See also
License

Classless

attriCSS

axist

awsm.css

Bahunya

Bamboo CSS

BareCSS

Basic.css

Downstyler

holiday.css

LatexCSS

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Markdown CSS

Air

Modest

Retro

Splendor

Marx

MercuryCSS

MVP.css

new.css

no-class.css

Pico.css

Pico.css also has a class-light version, which is its main version.

ridge.css

sakura

Simple.css

SPCSS

style.css

Stylize.css

tacit

Tufte CSS

W3C Core Styles

Website
Demo

water.css

Writ

YoRHa

Class-light

These are frameworks that do not force you to apply their classes to many elements but require something like <div class="container"> or a bit of your own CSS for a page to look right. They may offer optional classes to style your content.