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Ah, the 90s - a time when was the answer to every web layout question. Miss aligning your text? . Need a fancy menu? . Creating a full website? Nested s! Who needed CSS when you had rows and cells to hack your way through design? Good old days of -ing everything!
And CSS is still way more complicated than good old tables.
Ah, the 90s - a time when was the answer to every web layout question. Miss aligning your text? . Need a fancy menu? . Creating a full website? Nested s! Who needed CSS when you had rows and cells to hack your way through design? Good old days of -ing everything!
I still use when writing headlines, to avoid breaking apart 2 key words that should stay together. I also use the non-breaking hyphen for this, which is a different char than the regular hyphen or the em/en dash. > 1x1.gif let you push elements all around the page effortlessly. To this day it is the only way to vertically center elements If you can think of another way to vertically center, I’d like to hear it…
I remember how shocked my friends looked whenever they came by and saw it open on my screen. They never understood why I spend hours on that thing instead of just playing games.
The first time I thought about learning to code was when I visited Linkin Park's website. Sure, it took 10 long minutes to load but it was a masterpiece of its own.
I'd just open the website and stare at it. And one day I just decided that I'm going to make one myself. I'm trying still...
The 1x1.gif, I haven’t thought about that for a long long time!
align-items: center;
> DHTML, which stands for “distributed HTML” Is this a joke I don't understand?
It's almost certainly a joke but not obvious exactly what the joke is. What it actually stood for (in case you don't know) is "Dynamic HTML." My guess is that he's drawing a parallel with "distributed" as a modern day buzzword that's used in so many ways it's almost meaningless, but attracts attention and money almost automatically (other modern-day buzzwords like this include "blockchain," although that's fading, an…
This was around when XHR first debuted and devs could stop relying on hacks or Flash to do it.