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Try it with code, when you have some weird issue like something not working it does good at spotting typos that your eyes will run over; As an example I had co
by simion314 3y ago
Try it with code, when you have some weird issue like something not working
it does good at spotting typos that your eyes will run over;
As an example I had code like
el.style.display = "none;"
the ; should have been after the "
but my eyes could not spot the problem and the shit language did not complain since ; are optional.
- rightbyte 3y agoIsn't ';' a proper delimiter in CSS fields though?
- thelastparadise 3y agoThat sort of just makes it more insidious, no?