The developer(s) of this Tiktok code created a button that onclick prevents the button’s default behavior and takes the user to another URL instead. 🙃 The HTML <a> element was literally made to do this. This is Web and HTML 101. twitter.com/fzero/status/1396938…
“I would propose to skip skip links. It makes much more sense to start each page with the content people expect on that page. And if you really need navigation [..] you can add it in the footer. Which is the correct place for metadata anyway.” –@vasilis
I’m old-fashioned.
I like my CSS seperated from my HTML; my HTML seperated from my JS; my JS separated from my CSS. I like my JS layer only added when I need it, usually progressively. CSS added progressively on top of semantic markup. I don’t fight the C in CSS, I embrace it.
Create a blog and write for youself, not for fame or popularity. Good, relevant content gets noticed and shared eventually (and btw there’s no shame in promoting ur work whenever u can), but plz don’t refrain from blogging just cz u think ur content won’t become famous overnight.
This. Opera Mini doesn’t support icon fonts. There are myriads of reasons why not to use icon fonts (cloudfour.com/thinks/seriously-d…, css-tricks.com/icon-fonts-vs-svg…). Now, Webkit on WatchOS doesn’t support them either.
If you haven’t switched to SVG yet, now’s the time. twitter.com/patrick_h_lauke/stat…
I am so angry at this slide at the moment 😮 twitter.com/LocalSourceNL/status…
“Be good citizens of the web, & learn proper HTML before you even so much as touch any JavaScript framework”