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Show HN: Hello, CSS – A CSS template focused on readability

• 23andwalnut 8y ago
  The <pre> blocks overflow the container on the fancy view (Chrome/Windows 10). Other than that, looks great!
  • Carpetsmoker 8y ago
    Thanks! I fixed the code blocks; I just messed up the numbers when I added variable markers and didn't notice
• O_H_E 8y ago
  Awesome. This should deem itself useful when I get that blog going. Also check out: https://motherfuckingwebsite.com https://motherfuckingwebsite.com http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com
  • Carpetsmoker 8y ago
    Yeah, I'm aware. Just not a huge fan of the style. Also, "better motherfucking website" is obscured/minified so is not open to examining how it works (useful for beginners). It also adds Google Analytics (meh). At least the original "motherfucking website" recognizes this with a comment :-) <!-- yes, I know...wanna fight about it? --> <script>
• clusmore 8y ago
  I love this movement towards simpler, lighter websites. I also took huge inspiration from Practical Typography when styling my blog[0], which is all hand-written HTML/CSS with the absolute bare minimum of JS (and the site works fine with JS disabled, it just enables single-click copy for code blocks and the theme switcher). [0]: https://lusmo.re https://lusmo.re