I just learned about HTML redirects (2020)
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I just learned about HTML redirects (2020)
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Re: I just learned about HTML redirects (2020)
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Re: I just learned about HTML redirects (2020)
#3I remember these from when I initially taught myself HTML (4) and CSS as a kid.
It's kind of amazing how parts of the spec that seem dated or obsolete can still be useful today and are even widely used in corner cases.
Re: I just learned about HTML redirects (2020)
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Not 'official' and yet supported by all major browsers to this day.
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Wow, I think I can use this for a runtime html log!
Re: I just learned about HTML redirects (2020)
#6Ahh. This brings back memories. I used to do this when I was using Adobe (Macromedia originally) FLASH back in the day. If no FLASH, show them the shitty version. HAHA. Good times.
Re: I just learned about HTML redirects (2020)
#7I remember these from when I initially taught myself HTML (4) and CSS as a kid. It's kind of amazing how parts of the spec that seem dated or obsolete can still be useful today and are even widely used in corner cases.
Yeah, I use it to direct new newsletter signups to a special url which redirects a user to my latest post. https://www.lloydatkinson.net/posts/2022/static-site-redirec...
Re: I just learned about HTML redirects (2020)
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Isn’t this exactly what’s described in the article?
Re: I just learned about HTML redirects (2020)
#9My fav was Marquee. Could put one inside the other, make one vertical, add some text and watch it bounce around like the DVD screensaver logo.
Re: I just learned about HTML redirects (2020)
#10This is also used as a poor man’s live feed: just use this element to reload the page or frame on a set interval.