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It's been well established that you can achieve just about any icon purely with CSS. Why is this getting so many upvotes?
It's been well established that you can achieve just about any icon purely with CSS. Why is this getting so many upvotes?
Add: text-align: center; line-height: 100px;
to the .macbook css, so you can add text to the screen ;)
There really should be a warning on all these demos, something like: "Don't actually draw with css in the wild, you'll break the web."
It's been well established that you can achieve just about any icon purely with CSS. Why is this getting so many upvotes?
It's been well established that you can paint just about anything with oil paints. Why do people go to art museums?
It's been well established that you can achieve just about any icon purely with CSS. Why is this getting so many upvotes?
G'day, I'm the guy that made it. I agree with your comment completely, I had one pretty big constraint though; one element allowed. I'd like to think that is why it is getting upvoted.
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No it doesn't really, it keeps your HTML clean. Sure, there's better ways of getting a MacBook into your webpage, but this definitely shows the power of the :before and :after selectors.
It may keep your HTML clean, but it makes your CSS messy!
Edit: Somehow my fault. Works with new profile in FF14. Curiously doesn't work in my standard profile in Aurora or Nightly even with plugins disabled.