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Fantacss

Lightweight fantasy CSS styles

From jamezmca·Updated June 18, 2026·View on GitHub·

A lightweight, fantasy themed stylesheet with basic styling for HTML elements. The project is written primarily in CSS, distributed under the MIT License license, first published in 2024. Key topics include: css, css-libraries, css-library, css-packages, css-stylesheet.

Fanta.css

A lightweight, fantasy themed stylesheet with basic styling for HTML elements.

You can use these for straightforward static websites or as a foundation to build upon with your own custom classes. This isn't a full CSS framework with layout grids, components or comprehensive utility classes.

Features

  • No layout support
  • Tidy CSS elements
  • Lightweight & easy
  • Light & dark modes

Why I made this

I created FantaCSS because I ...

  1. Design a lot of websites
  2. Love fantasy themed stuff
  3. Want to give everyone the theme

Installation

Manually

You can copy + paste the stylesheet into your project by grabbing fanta.css directly.

Via CDN

Coming soon!

<!-- Drop this right into your `<head>` to use it via a CDN `<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/boltcss/bolt.min.css" integrity="sha384-PSzHklU0wT897cBMg+9qlTsh9O0FtnWnfHus5/jGskSj518OHHoQug4Z2cAKCfcV">` You will automatically receive updates/refinements as they are added. If you want to lock to a specific version you can do so by adding a version to the href like so: `<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/boltcss@0.4.0/bolt.min.css">` -->

Via NPM

Coming soon!

<!-- `npm i boltcss` or `yarn add boltcss` -->

Contributing

Feel free to provide feedback or report problems by opening an issue. I am open to new ideas and ways to improve the library.

Contributors

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jamezmca

jamezmca

19 commits

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