@prahou I use bgcolor on my website's front page... entirely on purpose!
it reads fine in links2 but it's rather plain.
Is there a way i can have html attributes that are overridden by CSS if available?
Otherwise I still can probably make it work by using a background image that's solid and one pixel for the "themes" that don't have one currently, but meh
For now check out these for example: http://deadnet.se/ Apart for the animated bits it looks mostly the way it does in bloat-browser rendition.
@getimiskon 's website looks genuinely nice in links. https://getimiskon.xyz
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I am planning to release an article `making websites specifically with links in mind' soon/eventually
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@getimiskon @kawa @prahou @wyatt
For them to be comparable, css should have a way to actually center a div inside a div(it doesn't).
@getimiskon @kawa @prahou @wyatt
I have been making websites for money(i won't call myself w slur) for 3-4 months and i actually have issues with vertical centering in every single div i make that has to look it is properly centered.
This isn't a 'new web bad' post, there is not proper way to vertically center 2 divs inside a div. you put 2 divs inside another div and center that div(inside the actual div you want to center the 2 divs in) and it... doesn't.
I just want to rant a bit, sory.
@void Did you mean horizontal? Like in the middle between the left and right edges?
Vertical centering, between the top and bottom edge, has always been a shitshow.
Or I'm just too distracted and confused and I'm the one mixing them up.
@kawa
Vertical centering is simply impossible and not a real thing in html, you can't 'vertically center' anything. And i was talking about that in my post.
Anyone that says they can vertically center text inside a div reliably just talks off of theory soo they are a techbro.
Horizontal centering is also not real but not to the degree vertical centering is. Things can be easily made to look horizontally center in a div.
(i hate html soo much it is leaking out, sorry. Nice site btw)