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A lot of modern text editors will let you type 'p' and then tab and they will create the opening and closing tag for you.
Sure, I can type " Look, I don't hate hand-written HTML. I actually like it better than Markdown.
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A neat little css property aside, isn't the separation of concerns a cornerstone of web pages? Html - structure of the document CSS - appearance JS - interactivity I could be wrong, but that's how I remember it. Is there an advantage to moving away from this fairly simple and unambiguous paradigm?
Agree that static blogging is nice, but I think this specific look needs some tweaking - for example, there's too low contrast in color between the links and the background at https://inoads.com/blog
Two problems I see:
1. Where you have a heading you may want it and its associated content wrapped in a . Where you have a separated paragraph you really do probably want a
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So these newlines aren't always just replacing s. The page has no structure except what can be derived from headings.
2. Wrapping everything in a tag seems like it could cause issues. It would probably be better to use and apply the clever one line of CSS mentioned in the post.
Agree that static blogging is nice, but I think this specific look needs some tweaking - for example, there's too low contrast in color between the links and the background at https://inoads.com/blog
I had to copy all the text out into a text editor to be able to read the article, not just the links. Contrast is out of vogue I guess.
Is this better than my 2001 solution of wrapping everything in a tag? http://lumma.org/microwave/
Cool. Go one step further and render the CSS inline. Of late, I have been writing with just MarkDown and dropping in some of the simplest tool (Pandoc, Jekyll) possible to render as HTML.
Here's some crazyness: https://dataswamp.org/~solene/2019-08-26-minimal-markdown.ht... I suppose it is not much hard to translate this into PHP...
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Sure, I can type " Look, I don't hate hand-written HTML. I actually like it better than Markdown.
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And I have zero idea why you all insist that I must love writing HTML.
Leave me alone!
This isn't the same "dynamic" - the author must know that JS can provide interaction without a page refresh; PHP (alone) cannot.