Post your face when writing HTML and CSS
Post your face when writing HTML and CSS
before or after opening the page in IE to check compatibility?
>Me making a Stylish userstyles css theme for a website
last time I checked the stats of said page, Edge wasn't even above 1% whereas IE is at 60. Fuck rewriting your local clubs' web site
Accurate
>complains about html and css
>uses python
Nice
>mfw trying to center something
Use flexbox, faggot. Change jobs if they still require IE6 support or some shit.
>most obvious feature ever
>takes a PHD in quantum physics to do
T-thanks CSS
bretty gud
Usually pic related, though, as I'm a frontend dev, and it's a job I enjoy.
>centering this is hard
shitty meme. CSS is easy and so is centering stuff with it.
>centering is easy
position: absolute;
left: 0;
bottom: 0;
top: 0;
right: 0;
margin: auto;
Not confusing at all. Why didn't they just have
center: center-xy;
Or something
That's one of the ways to center things. If you know only that way, and then complain "centering stuff is hard with CSS", then you're an ignoramus.
If you know most other ways to center stuff, then your argument is moot on the basis that there are even simple(r) ways to center things.
As I said, shitty meme.
kek
>That's one of the ways to center things
Yes, that's another problem. There's about 3000 ways to center things, most of which aren't intuitive
>That's one of the ways to center things
>but there are several other ways depending on the exact definition of "center" that you have
>And if you use SCSS you can write macros to simplify the most suitable centering code anyway
>Anyway if the next iteration of CSS features defendant types which will allow formally proven centering to resolve this issue
>So it's easy
shh, dont tell them that, i'll be out of a job if they know how to center
>a bloo bloo, this declarative language allows me to write things in many different ways, depending on my skills and needs
Wew, lad, you sure have valid points. Have you considered gitting gud? There are a handful of ways to center things, not 3000. And learning the ways to center things is expected, as it's a central (no pun intended) part of the language's functionality, and you should know the language if you're using it.
You're just complaining that you're not a genius prodigy, who's able to use the language without learning it first.
>why isn't centering just "center: center-xy"
Well, maybe because CSS doesn't have to cater to retards.
>That's one of the ways to center things
>but there are several other ways depending on the exact definition of "center" that you have
Yes
>And if you use SCSS you can write macros to simplify the most suitable centering code anyway
Sure, if you like using SCSS.
>Anyway if the next iteration of CSS features defendant types which will allow formally proven centering to resolve this issue
What?
>So it's easy
Yes
>he feels better about himself because he defends poor design decisions in a language he didn't even create
It's a lot like the "count to ten, with one second breaks".
Every time this comes up somewhere as an entry level job test, there's a hundred post thread on the intricacies of why the easy answers don't work.
Precise one second breaks? If so that's pretty impossible
What are you trying to center it with ?
Just use flexbox or something equivalent where you can set the order.
Don't support older shit anymore if it's anything that IE11 or the modern FF/Chrome stuff I just don't support it anymore.
Margin: 0 auto;