Spectre could be compatible with AMP by slightly modifying the code: removing !important, replacing <img> with <amp-img> and removing inline style="" from HTML. I made the AMP components page demo: https://repl.it/KPR2/3 or fullscreen: http://s.cssdeck.com/labs/full/x5pjudqw/noframe
Would you like to add an official AMP flavor of the Spectre CSS framework?
Why i would not promote AMP:
I don't get that hatred for AMP. Of course one can make a performant website without it, but in the real life almost all companies bloat their websites. AMP is a radical step to forbid web bloat and stick to lightweight solutions. It really improves loading web pages, you can try it on desktop using my AMP Browser.
@niutech I will not add an AMP flavor.
Finally I have made an AMP version of your framework: https://github.com/niutech/amp-spectre/
@niutech , Did you generate this version using an original fork? I mean the source files Sass, gulpfile.js, etc?
@picturepan2 could you express your opinion on why you should not pay attention to the AMP?
@AdsonCicilioti I generated AMP Spectre using this file: https://github.com/picturepan2/spectre/blob/master/dist/spectre.min.css
@leeoniya AMP v0.js is only 78.4 KB gzipped and it's served from the CDN, so it's downloaded only once for all AMP pages.
@niutech, the show/hide layout utility class din't work on elements with display:flex, like as navbar-sections.
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Why i would not promote AMP:
https://daringfireball.net/linked/2017/05/20/gilbertson-amp