Sparkl is a CSS Framework to build well structure of standardized web. Sparkl files package consist of: index.htm (the homepage of your website), stylesheets (where all the stylesheets are kept) and images file.
You’ll get many kinds of Bulletproof CSS Modules to produce flexible layouts that will allow content to flex with changes in major browsers. It is designed for better accessibility and flexibility. These modules are:
- Reset – sets the styles of all elements to a common baseline – basically removing any browser default styling.
- Advanced Layout – allows you to create flexible layouts with 1, 2 or 3 content containers by simply changing one class name in the html document. The layout is independent of the order in the markup.
- Grid layout – allows you to create grid layouts by splitting a containing element into 2,3,4,5,6 or 8 columns.
- Typography – sets a base text size, colour and font for the page. It also sets default styling of margins, line-spacing (leading) and font size, for the headings and paragraphs.
- Tabs – allows you to transform a list of links into a fully flexible set of tabs by simply adding an extra class name.
- Image Replacement – helps you to use these image replacement texts to replace the text in an element with an image (that contains the same information).
- Test – used to test different styles out during development before committing them to an actual file. It should be deleted when the site is completed and in production.
- Code – sets some basic styles for pre-formatted code to make it look as though it was written in your favourite text editor.
- Tables – sets some basic presentation for tables.
- Links – sets some basic behaviours for the > tag, including colours, hover state etc.
- Images – provides some class names that will help to style images for common usage.
More upcoming modules such as: Forms, Quotes, Microformats, Print Stylesheet and
Handheld Devices will available soon :D. If you want to know more about this framework’s incredible features, we recommend you to visit Sparkl CSS Framework site! ;)











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I love this CSS framework… just trying to make it useful to my new blog… Good point as you came out with this review, mocking up CSS code for a layout design should be easier with those modules! Thank you ;)