HTML Selects: The Printers of the Web World
Printer Select The following is a rant about a basic HTML element that is in sore need for modernization. In the dynamic and ever-evolving landscape of web development, certain elements seem frozen in time, reminiscent of technologies that have stubbornly resisted change. Among these, the HTML
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element stands out β a relic, akin to the bulky printers of the modern office, functional yet frustratingly archaic.Posted in TechnologyA CSS-only website
css only Having developed my very first website in 1996, I think it’s finally time for a change. For at least 23 years I have been using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to build my websites, one of them has got to go. Of all 3, it feels like HTML is always stuck in the past. CSS and JavaScript have always been developing at a much faster pace. Perhaps it is time to let CSS take over HTML?
Posted in Technology10 Great CSS Tips for every Web Developer
Every other week, even though I have been working with CSS for years, I learn something new about it. Some method, trick,or just some mistake I use to make and would like to inform other developers, so they wonβt make the same mistakes I did.Posted in Technology- Previous Page: 1 of 1 Next