I’m looking for a CSS framework including:
- Layout and grid (like the 960.gs framework) definitions
- A dropdown menu (or similar) definitions
- Fonts definitions
- Icons included (if possible)
- OpenSource
- Tested on the most common browsers (like Firefox, Chrome, IE, Safari, Opera,..)
I will create a administration system for my application written in JSF 2.0.
For now, I have template(s) which include a dropdown menu, and grid. But I would also like to have some icons and fonts. Thereby the question
Is there any “standard css frameworks” to use? Please, keep in mind that I’m more a backend programmer than a webguy, so the “reset css frameworks around” is not enough =)
Please help me, I’m totally lost in the css jungle =)
B.R
I would recommend taking a look at HTML 5 boilerplate, which you can use along with 960.gs
It’s more like an HTML/css foundation for your site, and things like dropdown menus have to be implemented according to your needs, they’re not something like grid systems, which are always the same in every site that uses them.
Just take a look at suckerfish and the likes – they can be added to your site easily enough.