seriesstyles

seriesstyles is a CSS framework designed to simplify the process of styling lists and other sequential content. It provides a set of predefined classes that can be applied to HTML elements to achieve consistent and visually appealing arrangements of items. The framework focuses on common styling needs for lists, such as adding custom markers, controlling spacing, and creating distinct visual hierarchies.

The core of seriesstyles lies in its utility classes, which allow developers to quickly modify the appearance of list items. These classes often deal with attributes like list-style-type, margin, and padding, enabling users to switch between different marker styles (e.g., numbers, letters, custom icons) and adjust the vertical and horizontal spacing between list items. For example, a developer might use a class to indent list items or to remove default bullet points entirely.

seriesstyles aims to reduce the amount of custom CSS required for typical list styling scenarios. By offering pre-built solutions, it helps to maintain code consistency across projects and speeds up the development workflow. The framework is typically integrated into a project by including its CSS file in the HTML. Users can then apply the provided classes directly to their `<ul>`, `<ol>`, or other relevant elements to achieve the desired visual outcome. The emphasis is on ease of use and providing a solid foundation for common styling patterns related to ordered and unordered content.