Open-source platform for sharing knowledge, tracking tasks, and organizing projects. Includes features for markdown editing, task management, and content linking. Designed for collaboration and personal organization.
Displays an overview of your GitHub activity on your personal dashboard, including statistics and recent actions.
Integrates with GitLab and Jira to show project management updates directly on your dashboard.
Includes a heatmap visualization of contributions to track progress and activity over time.
Allows users to obtain a custom build of matcha.css through a customizable form.
Offers various styling options for sectioning, collapsibles, modals, navigation, headings, flow, forms, and more.
Includes additional options like layouts, utilities, syntax highlighting, code editor support, Istanbul coverage reports, form validation, discrete scrollbars, and break words.
Enables users to customize CSS variables for a more tailored design.
Allows users to append their own custom CSS styles to the final build without needing to fork the project.
Provides an option to minify CSS to reduce bundle size, with a warning about potential serverless function failures.
Offers a preview feature so users can see how their custom build will look before finalizing it.
Provides a range of CSS files for various purposes like layouts, styling, syntax highlighting, form validation, and more.
CSS file for breaking words to manage overflow in narrow containers.
CSS file specifically for styling code editors.
CSS for styling discreet scrollbars in a web application.
CSS file to style form validation elements.
Styles syntax highlighting within code blocks.
CSS related to Istanbul coverage reports for testing.
Handles breaking of long words or strings to prevent overflow.
Includes styles for a code editor interface.
Manages the visibility of scrollbars when not actively scrolling.
Provides visual indication layers for test coverage metrics.
Contains different layout options for organizing content.
Defines the root styles and variables for the application.
Styling specific for syntax highlighting in code blocks.
Utility styles for common repetitive design patterns.
Provides styles for abbreviation elements with descriptions.
Includes styles for anchor links.
Styles for annotating content, such as comments or notes.
Styling for various types of bars, like progress bars or navigation bars.
Includes styles for collapsible sections and containers.
Designates styles intended for computational function displays.
Styles control content flow and wrapping.
Styling for form elements and controls.
Defines styles for different levels of headings.
Provides styling for ordered and unordered lists.
Incorporates styles for media elements, such as images and videos.
Styles and functionality for modal window elements.
Styling for navigation components like menus and tabs.
Defines sectioning elements and their styles.
General styling rules not covered by specific categories.
Provides styling for table elements.