Like the title says. How do you style your websites?
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YoungChief.CSS all the way 
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With love and care, with love and care 
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I like fire.css, created by hecker. I am actually using it to design my official site, but I made my own remix: water.css
It’s a nice blue, I might make an earth.css 
Hopefully that doesn’t already exist.
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Already taken by Kognise. Popular one too.
Argh, now I’m going to have to call it air.css. Worst comes to worst, I’ll have to make a doxr.css which is all black and white.
Edit: how about I call it blue.css? Thanks yc!
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Plain old css, because I’m to lazy to make a personal one.
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You can make a custom css?!?!
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Of course you can! And then publish it on your CDN.
That’s how other css stylesheets (Bootstrap, etc.) get created.
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Well I just started messing with this, but I’m going to make everything use rui lol
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scss, rcss, what’s next? too many acronyms tbh
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rui is a collection of React components Replit uses for their site
rcss is a pretty helpful part of that lol
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dpcss, for DefenderPug css
What? I thought that was like rui or something…
I would make “qqcss,” but I suck at css.
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Oh yeah you’re right
Messed up definitions
rcss is part of rui
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I use water.css for quick projects that I want to look half decent. Anything that I want to look good and is not just an informational page, and needs more advanced css, I use bootstrap. Bootstrap is good, but has its downsides, like theming is a pain, and it is hard to make it look unique.
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You know to be honest i haven’t dealt with much css other than some random class assignment, then it was never used again. I’m great with selecting color palletes and art stuff, but I’ve completely forgotten by now any syntax that involves css. and i mean ANY.
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There are places to deploy your projects that aren’t Replit you know.
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Microsoft word 
(And it’s a great ide too 
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