Cardinal CSS

You can install Cardinal using a package manager like Bower or npm. For Bower, run 'bower install --save cardinal' from your project directory. For npm, run 'npm install --save cardinalcss'. Alternatively, you can download the zip file directly or build from source if you have Node.js and npm installed.

Cardinal supports most modern browsers including Google Chrome 25+, Mozilla Firefox 19+, Safari 6.0+, iOS Safari 4.0+, Opera 12.1+, Android 4.2+, and Internet Explorer 9+.

To customize Cardinal, you can override the default LESS variables by creating your own project-specific variables file (e.g., project-variables.less) and including it after Cardinal in your main LESS file. This allows you to tweak variables like font sizes and line heights to suit your project.

The entire Cardinal framework, when minified and gzipped, clocks in at a mere 11.27kB.

The only required partials are located in the base/ directory. These include variables, mixins, normalize, reset, and default styles. You can include these in your project in the specified order to use the framework.

Yes, Cardinal is licensed under the MIT Open Source license. For more information, you can refer to the LICENSE.md file in the repository.