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Ever need style for some plain HTML? Then classless CSS frameworks are for you. I started using these when working on code examples for our Best Date Libraries post. The plain HTML examples looked distractingly ugly, but writing I didn't want to write any CSS. I found Sakura, a classless CSS framework. With just one CSS file my examples looked far more polished. And I didn't have to change the HTML at all.
dbohdan/classless-css: A list of classless CSS themes/frameworks with screenshots
troxler-awesome-css-frameworks: List of awesome CSS frameworks
Classless CSS differs from other types of CSS frameworks that target classes. For example, with Bootstrap (the most popular traditional CSS framework) you need to add class="blockquote" to your blockquotes to style them. Or WYSIWYG.css, a "class-light" CSS framework. WYSIWYG.css targets basic HTML elements, but only within a container with class="wysiwyg".