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Top Comments (10)
have I really gone so far down the CS rabbit hole that I'm going to dedicate 54 minutes to learning about obscure whitespace rules? yes. yes I have
14:56 "Why is this a useful article? This was supposed to be a fun read, not useful and painful!" Oh, I never said it would be fun. You knew what you were getting into. Glad you enjoyed the post and got to share in my frustrations just a little bit. 😁
Theo every 5 mins: this will go very deep soon Me: everything makes total sense so far if you worked with HTML/CSS from the era of IE4
Happy day everyone
9:03 all of this is HTML & CSS basics
Just remember that HTML was created for document formatting. It was later used for websites.
8:15 I feel so called out right now...
Not going to lie but I'm a fan that you have quality sponsor segments now. Blacksmith looks like a really awesome find that I wouldn't have known about!
10:02 Kind of a weird setup for an argument, because you can give any element any display value, like a { display: block } makes all <a> elements lay out as blocks, such as divs natively do. Making it sound like <aside> is somehow special is weird.
This is both highly relevant and archival review of 1996 bugs
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Top Comments (10)
have I really gone so far down the CS rabbit hole that I'm going to dedicate 54 minutes to learning about obscure whitespace rules? yes. yes I have
14:56 "Why is this a useful article? This was supposed to be a fun read, not useful and painful!" Oh, I never said it would be fun. You knew what you were getting into. Glad you enjoyed the post and got to share in my frustrations just a little bit. 😁
Theo every 5 mins: this will go very deep soon Me: everything makes total sense so far if you worked with HTML/CSS from the era of IE4
Happy day everyone
9:03 all of this is HTML & CSS basics
Just remember that HTML was created for document formatting. It was later used for websites.
8:15 I feel so called out right now...
Not going to lie but I'm a fan that you have quality sponsor segments now. Blacksmith looks like a really awesome find that I wouldn't have known about!
10:02 Kind of a weird setup for an argument, because you can give any element any display value, like a { display: block } makes all <a> elements lay out as blocks, such as divs natively do. Making it sound like <aside> is somehow special is weird.
This is both highly relevant and archival review of 1996 bugs