Minimal CSS Framework for semantic HTML
.grid on small screens #452 #460A huge thank you to the contributors ❤️
rem to em to match the element's font size, spotted by @MiroslavPetrik and fixed by @FireIsGood #469 #474<select multiple> options color, spotted by @cmcaine and investigated by @Brian-Pob #434 #459.grid on small screens, spotted by @ekerstein #452 #460A huge thank you to the contributors ❤️
A huge thank you to the contributors ❤️
<button> as a modal closing icon, by @Atmos4 (#446 #448)default in the CSS reset, spotted by @olehmisar (#440 #447)input[type=search] icon, by @benizz0 (#444)A huge thank you to the contributors ❤️
✨🚀 Pico v2.0 features better accessibility, easier customization with SASS, a complete color palette, a new group component, and 20 precompiled color themes totaling over 100 combinations accessible via CDN.
All colors have been carefully and manually redefined for a more contrasted, neutral (less bluish) look and feel.
The default color theme is much more accessible. Most colors now follow the WCAG 2.1 AAA standard, and some secondary muted colors follow the WCAG 2.1 AA standard.
Focus states have been improved for more consistency and contrast, and spacings have been reduced for a sleeker and more neutral style.
We have refactored all .scss files to make it easier for you to compile your version of Pico with SASS. All modules can now be enabled or disabled using @use.
We added more CSS variables, now totaling over 130, to easily create a unique look and feel, enhancing design flexibility.
Pico v2 comes with 380 manually crafted colors to help you personalize your brand design system. The colors can be imported into any .scss file, and a new stylesheet with all the color utilities is provided.
We have updated the breakpoints to follow the width of standard devices and added a new breakpoint for larger screens.
With group (role="group"), you can now stack forms elements and buttons horizontally.
Conditional Styling is a powerful feature that allows you to apply styles selectively by wrapping elements in .pico containers, which is ideal for mixed-style environments. This method restricts styling to designated sections, making it particularly useful for combining multiple stylesheets or components seamlessly.
Play with the Version Picker, which offers 20 precompiled color themes accessible via CDN for all Pico versions. The total number of combinations is over 100.
All CSS custom properties are prefixed with pico- to avoid collisions with other CSS frameworks or your vars. We also added new CSS variables and renamed some to follow a consistent pattern {component}-{state}-{property}.
We renamed and moved many .scss files. If you import Pico modules, you need to update your paths.
Buttons are not width: 100%; by default anymore. Only form buttons are full-width to be consistent with other form elements.
The .striped class is now used for the striped table’s style.
While accordions are still classless, dropdowns now use .dropdown. We also removed the experimental syntax that allowed dropdowns in the nav using nested lists.
Grid columns now collapse on small devices (<768px).
We removed the overflow-x: auto; from <figure> and introduced a new utility class, .overflow-auto, to enable horizontal scrolling on any element.
A huge thank you to all the contributors ❤️
.pico container (customizable via SASS).overflow-auto utility class 😉 to replace the very hacky overflow-x: auto on <figure>
<input type="checkbox" role="switch" />, .dropdown, [aria-busy]
<input type="checkbox" />
A huge thank you to the contributors ❤️
📣 This is most likely the last release candidate version before the official Pico v2 release.
header, main, footer, section, article
.outline button border-colorfieldset
hgroup example, by @ericfortmeyer
#404A huge thank you to all the contributors ❤️