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From the beginning, CSS tutorials said just what you said, that the web is not the printed page and that you should not strive for pixel-perfect layout.
by combatentropy 8y ago
From the beginning, CSS tutorials said just what you said, that the web is not the printed page and that you should not strive for pixel-perfect layout.
- mjevans 8y agoWhich is exactly what anyone that I've talked to that gets paid to write CSS in any aspect is expected to do with it; pixel-perfect layouts.
- pjmlp 8y agoI already had the "pleasure" of being in a project whose customer was refusing to pay as it was pixel perfect with their Powerpoint designs and across all major browsers and OSes. :(
- praptak 8y agoIt's not necessarily about pixel perfect. Even basic things like "two divs horizontally" are not intuitive in CSS, especially pre-flex-box.
- nicoburns 8y agoCSS grid is a big improvement here though.
- Blaiz0r 8y agoUse spans then...
- praptak 8y agoThe selling point of CSS tho is that layout change should not require change in html.
- Technetium_Hat 8y agodiv { display:inline-block } was that really so hard?