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Throw a CSS style tag in there pointing to a simple, semantic HTML & CSS library and you'd be amazed how slick and polished your page appears--try dropping in M
by qbasic_forever 6y ago
Throw a CSS style tag in there pointing to a simple, semantic HTML & CSS library and you'd be amazed how slick and polished your page appears--try dropping in MVP.css for example: https://andybrewer.github.io/mvp/ https://andybrewer.github.io/mvp/
- galaxyLogic 6y agoThanks for the link
- DocTomoe 6y agoBe aware that directly linking to external resources without user confirmation can be considered a GDPR violation.
- galaxyLogic 6y agoDoes that include scripts? Does it mean I can't include a JavaScript -script stored outside the html-page without user confirmation?
- DocTomoe 6y agoWhen you include an outside (=on a server not controlled by you) source, that outside source now gets the IP address - which is considered personal identifiable data in the EU context - a timestamp, and a referrer. This allows Google to track users over different sites that use, for example, google-hosted webfonts. Strictly speaking, you must not. That doesn't apply to a-links, because using those implies users made an active decision to load that resource, and thus consent. We've stopped using outside resources for that exact matter. In many european websites today, you see extra steps being necessary before other external ressources (which includes embedded Youtube videos) are loaded - for an example of that, see https://www.heise.de/make/meldung/Wenn-die-Band-bastelt-Murmel-Musik-Maschine-mit-2000-Kugeln-3125795.html https://www.heise.de/make/meldung/Wenn-die-Band-bastelt-Murm... We host locally on our own servers. It's one of those typical "tragedy of the commons" situation in which one bad actor kills a good thing (in this case: caching).