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Thanks for the link. This whole thread is refreshing. I am someone who does not do web development for a living but occasionally builds a website. Every time I

Thanks for the link. This whole thread is refreshing. I am someone who does not do web development for a living but occasionally builds a website. Every time I start building a new site I am at a complete loss where to start. Yet I have been doing HTML and CSS since 1999. I am going back to basics, starting with your link.

raywu 8y ago
Open web inspector when you develop a website. You can get a better feel for how changing CSS on the fly take place on the actual webpage. I would save a copy of the HTML from the top level comment of this thread and use it as a base to start any new project. I like to start from scratch and add Bootstrap should I need responsiveness once I get to that point. L
- mmsimanga 8y ago
  Thanks for the tips.