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One pro-tip though — I found that using unpkg slowed down the page a ton sometimes. I serve the file myself and it's been much faster. YMMV but thought y'all should know just in case.
> [pro tip] Add this code to a new HTML file: > https://unpkg.com/mvp.css "> That’s not a "pro tip"; that’s a very bad advice: you should always use versioned URLs. What if I find this project cool; add this URL in my HTML; and then the author changes things in ways I don’t like? It’ll break my website. If I used something like ` https://unpkg.com/mvp/v2.3.45/mvp.css ` I’d be sure it wouldn’t happen.
You can always just copy it yourself.
"By far the easiest stylesheet I've ever used. It integrates easily into one all of my startup projects." - Andy Brewer, Author of MVP.css, when talking about MVP.css Am I missing something?
> [pro tip] Add this code to a new HTML file: > https://unpkg.com/mvp.css "> That’s not a "pro tip"; that’s a very bad advice: you should always use versioned URLs. What if I find this project cool; add this URL in my HTML; and then the author changes things in ways I don’t like? It’ll break my website. If I used something like ` https://unpkg.com/mvp/v2.3.45/mvp.css ` I’d be sure it wouldn’t happen.
> [pro tip] Add this code to a new HTML file: > https://unpkg.com/mvp.css "> That’s not a "pro tip"; that’s a very bad advice: you should always use versioned URLs. What if I find this project cool; add this URL in my HTML; and then the author changes things in ways I don’t like? It’ll break my website. If I used something like ` https://unpkg.com/mvp/v2.3.45/mvp.css ` I’d be sure it wouldn’t happen.
Is this likely to change a great deal? An mvp css? You can always just copy it yourself.
> [pro tip] Add this code to a new HTML file: > https://unpkg.com/mvp.css "> That’s not a "pro tip"; that’s a very bad advice: you should always use versioned URLs. What if I find this project cool; add this URL in my HTML; and then the author changes things in ways I don’t like? It’ll break my website. If I used something like ` https://unpkg.com/mvp/v2.3.45/mvp.css ` I’d be sure it wouldn’t happen.
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Is this likely to change a great deal? An mvp css? You can always just copy it yourself.
Yes, you should copy it and include it in your project rather than pointing to an external URL.
> [pro tip] Add this code to a new HTML file: > https://unpkg.com/mvp.css "> That’s not a "pro tip"; that’s a very bad advice: you should always use versioned URLs. What if I find this project cool; add this URL in my HTML; and then the author changes things in ways I don’t like? It’ll break my website. If I used something like ` https://unpkg.com/mvp/v2.3.45/mvp.css ` I’d be sure it wouldn’t happen.
I'll take a basic tailwind install for this use any day. Not it's not minimal but it is reliable and straightforward for prototyping..
`modern-normalized.css` can be for MVP too. Honestly few < 100 lines on top of normalized one isn't that much work.