where to find CSS framework

[Martinus]

Hi there. I have looked in themes profiles section, tutorials, and other parts of this forum but could not find anything regarding CSS for frontend display. For me, I don't think I have to re-invent the CSS wheel but like to attach a CSS sheet and adapt parts of it in my site. Any recommendations are welcome.

[Jan Romero]

There is nothing like this specific to ProcessWire, you can just use any CSS you want. For example this is the first Google hit for “css framework”: https://github.com/troxler/awesome-css-frameworks

[pwired]

Processwire is a headless cms/cmf and as such it only delivers your backend to the frontend
in anyway you want with 0 limitations. That is what makes Processwire so great.

Choose any cms framework you want but I really recommend not to start with big ones
like bootstrap - uikit - etc.

I recommend to start with pocketgrid css because it is perfect to first get familiar
with using the processwire api outputting backend data on the front.

https://arnaudleray.github.io/pocketgrid/
https://arnaudleray.github.io/pocketgrid/docs/

Once familiar with the Processwire api you can choose any cms framework you like.
Bulma css is a great choice also ... flex based and all css ... no preinstalled JS, modular components (only use what you need)

https://bulma.io/documentation/overview/start/

 

[bernhard]

34 minutes ago, pwired said:

Choose any cms framework you want but I really recommend not to start with big ones
like bootstrap - uikit - etc.

I recommend starting with uikit ? Note that this post is not intended to start a fight on which one to use as this is always a matter of preference, but here are my pro's for using uikit ? 

• You have plenty of ready to use ui components (as with any other framework): https://getuikit.com/docs/introduction
• You can use RockFrontend to get a 1-click-downloader as well as a solid setup and an example video to get you started: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CoIj--u4ps
• The PW backend does also use UIkit, so knowing UIkit will help you a lot when customizing the PW backend to your needs (either via CSS/LESS or when implementing custom admin pages)
• UIkit has longer release cycles than bootstrap for example so for mee it just feels more solid than bootstrap for example, but that's very opinionated of course...

[pwired]

not intended to start a fight ... but here are my pro's for using uikit ...

It's called controlled bias ??