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# piccolo
piccolo, a fork of [flute](https://github.com/ailisp/flute), is a beautiful, easilly composable DSL for writing HTML with Common Lisp.
piccolo, a fork of [flute](https://github.com/ailisp/flute), is a beautiful, easily composable DSL for writing HTML with Common Lisp.
It's
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(defparameter *dog2* (dog :id "dog2" :size 20 "some children"))
```
From version 0.2 (available in Aug 2018 Quicklisp), piccolo supports css style id and class attribute for builtin elements. For example `div#id-name.class1.class2`, So you can also write:
```lisp
(h (div#a.b "..."))
;; Provide additional class and attributes
(h (div#a.b :class "c" :onclick "fun()"))
```
## Inline CSS and JavaScript
With help of [cl-css](https://github.com/Inaimathi/cl-css) (available in Quicklisp), You can write inline CSS for the `style` attribute, in a similar syntax like piccolo: