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Written in LESS, compiled to CSS. Access the current beta [here](http://minfwk.com/beta.html). The "beta" page hotlinks the latest version of the Min LESS files.
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To download Min, go [here](http://minfwk.com/download.html).
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###Tiny
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995 bytes minified and gzipped.
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###License
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MIT licensed.
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###World's smallest? Really?
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Min really is is the world's smallest feature complete CSS framework, at 995 bytes (or less - check the Downloads page for its current size)
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When we say "feature complete" we mean that it includes the following features:
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- Buttons
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- Headings
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- Inputs
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- Navbars
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- Tables
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- Notifications
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- Icons
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- A grid system
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- Standardization of the look and feel of these elements across browsers
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Without these restrictions on what's considered a "feature complete CSS framework" someone could make a CSS framework with the following code: `*{top:0}` and call it the world's smallest CSS framework. Of course, such a framework would be useless, so in order for a piece of CSS to be considered a "framework" it should be a little more substantial (thus meeting the requirements above.)
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