Why not use CSS3? That's pretty extreme dude.
Extreme yes, but it's necessary. Hence why this framework only uses CSS1
...no seriously, why?
It's heartbreaking when you can no longer visit your favorite website on your retro device because it's using an out-of-date browser. On top of that the modern web is infested with unesserary bloat, which leads to wasting precious bandwidth.
By using moth.css you can make a modern looking website without the bloat and your users can view your website on legacy devices.
Okay, but what about CSS2?
Originally Moth.CSS had CSS Level 2 in mind but it's best for Moth.CSS to just use CSS Level 1 so that most old web browsers will display elements properly.
In short, structure your website using Moth.CSS. After that sprinkle some CSS2 / CSS3 when needed.
Think of it like a cupcake.
Templates
Moth.CSS + Bootstrap + Jquery + Vue.JS Example
Webpage Restaurant
Structure
.grid
.w-30
.w-30
.w-30
Header
footer
Cards
John
Buddy ol pal
Panels
Success!
Yay, its green... green is good. Go you.
Error
Oh no, its red.... red is bad. Thats sucks.
Notes
Example:<div class='panel bar-left clr-pale-yellow'>
<p>The web is a friggin mess.</p>
</div>
Navigation
Navbar
Pagination
Visuals
Colors
Primary colors
clr-red - #d75f5f clr-green - #5faf87 clr-blue - #5f87d7 clr-yellow - #ffd787
Pale Colors
clr-pale-red - #ffd7d7 clr-pale-green - #d7ffd7 clr-pale-blue - #d7d7ff clr-pale-yellow - #ffffd7
Dark Colors
clr-red - #af8787 clr-dark-green - #87af87 clr-dark-blue - #5f87af clr-dark-yellow - #d7d700
Neturals
clr-black - #444 clr-dark-grey - #757575 clr-grey - #c6c6c6 clr-light-grey - #e4e4e4
Key
Ctrl + F
Code
#include stdio.h
int main(){
printf("The web is a friggin mess.");
}