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If the page is "special", then it simply gets a special stylesheet. I don't understand how people get so much wrong about CSS when it's really such a simple too
by DarkWiiPlayer 6y ago
If the page is "special", then it simply gets a special stylesheet. I don't understand how people get so much wrong about CSS when it's really such a simple tool. My best guess is that many developers are so deeply lost in the pit of OOP that they want to apply this thinking to HTML, which just doesn't work.
- blowski 6y agoYou're probably right about why some people find it easier than others. As a predominantly backend dev who has to maintain frontend systems, I'm a fan of anything (such as Tailwind) that helps me do that more effectively. I'm not going to refuse to use it out of a sense of pride that I "should be able to do this in CSS myself".