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<h3class="m">C is for <code>> * {<b>cascading</b>} </code></h3>
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<pclass="text-left"> Use <code>c-</code> helpers to cascade margin, padding, outlines, shadows, and other traits. I mean, why keep repeating yourself?</p>
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<h3class="m">Flexbox who?</h3>
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<pclass="text-left"> Flexbox is powerful, but confusing. If you're tired of looking up the various ways a flexbox container orients its items, this framework was made for you. </p>
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<h3class="m">Built-in legibility</h3>
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<pclass="text-left">Color classes consider legibility by default -- meaning you'll rarely need to define text-colors. Even for darkmode.
<pclass="text-left"> There's no opinionated set style for labels, links, buttons, breadcrumbs -- or anything else. Instead, layer on global traits to get the look you want. All padding and margins are defaulted to 0. </p>
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<h3class="m">Customizable at its <b>:root</b></h3>
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<pclass="text-left"> Don't like the spacing values? Have an opinion on <code>em</code>, <code>rem</code>,<code>vh</code>,<code>vw</code>, or <code>px</code>? Want to define your own color pallete? Cool. Just change the root variables -- the rest takes care of itself.
<pclass="text-left"> Today, Emdash CSS is <strong>31kb minified</strong> and <strong>40kb uncompressed</strong>. That's almost 6x smaller than alternatives hovering around 235kb</strong>. </p>
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<h3class="m"><b>Bold</b> redefined</h3>
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<pclass="text-left"> If <strong>strong</strong> is the new Bold, where does that leave Bold? Our answer: Bold is the fun and easy way to apply gradients to your text. You can even pass in other gradient classes to override the default. </p>
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<h3class="m">Free</h3>
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<pclass="text-left"> Emdash is open source. Like and follow us on <strong><ahref="https://github.com/lbliii/emdashCSS">GitHub</a></strong>. </p>
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