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Sometimes I inspect people's code to see how they are doing what they are doing and it's such a shock... I mean, I used to do that all the time, just copy paste stuff in any order hoping it works because I had no idea what I was doing (I still do that all the time with scripts), but once you understand structure and stuff, lol the horrors I'm seeing.
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is there way to reduce stuff? i want to end the 5-classes mess, but idk anymore which does what...
webpunk should mean freedom, liking and accepting anything that you like. writing whatever you want, as sloppy as you want, as long as it's good and it has passion. - not kurt cobain
dont chase 'clean' code its a corpo psyop nowadays (ala productivity) for larpers
i mean, if it works it works
I wonder how my early sites with pieces I put together in Dreamweaver and Frontpage 25 years ago looked like
I'm often too lazy to create CSS rules so I add a lot of in-line style on divs and stuff (I've been cleaning that though), but I'm seeing a lot of people that just opens a new style tag in the middle of the body and add the new rules there, multiple times, like a madman... I didn't even know you could have multiple style tags and that they could be inside body haha
about dreamwaver/frontpage : idk if similar, but when i tried to "code"/edit the html-preview in blogger, it was thirty-something divs and spans, nested one in another... and you could lost code if you try to reduce it (bc. nesting in nesting, there is hot mess of "free-range" closing tags connecting to nowhere)...
please dont look at mine... My indents and spacing are horrible...
I do that too, just to see how they do it or whatever cool feature they got in a code that i want for my sites
@oldkidz-newblockz I couldn't understand a thing of blogspot, I would just find the id/class of stuff and then add new style at the top using !important