Modular CSS

Modular CSS with PHP

What is Modular CSS?

How is the system structured?

CSS File Structure
CSS file structure:
config.css.php - Contains all variables and configuration settings
base.css.php - Basic styles for HTML elements
main.css.php - Collects all styles and generates the final CSS
components/* - Reusable UI components
layout/* - Layout-specific styles
pages/* - Page-specific styles
Combining all modules in main CSS
$cssModules = [
['base', 'comment', 'Basic styles for the page'],
['base', 'styles', renderBodyStyle()],
['h2', 'comment', 'Heading level 2 styles'],
['h2', 'styles', renderH2Style()]
];
How does the CSS look in code?
function renderH2Style() {
return [
'h2' => [
'margin-top' => '30px'
]
];
}

What else is important?

Advantages of modules
Tips for usage

💡 Didactic Note

This demo showcases a modular CSS architecture, where styles are split into reusable components. In professional projects, these modules can be shared via Composer packages or private repositories.

The implementation uses PHP to dynamically generate CSS - an advanced concept for build processes.