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I mean, if it really bothers you you could fairly trivially apply picocss or whatever to it using a user stylesheet. That is so little effort that calling it wo
by lemming 2mo ago
I mean, if it really bothers you you could fairly trivially apply picocss or whatever to it using a user stylesheet. That is so little effort that calling it working for free would be disingenuous to say the least.
- tclancy 2mo agoMultiple people, me being the third or fourth, are not feeling the default layout and you all read that as a signal it's working as intended?
- lemming 2mo agoNo, just that it’s easy to change for those that don’t like it. Clearly some people do like it (including Dan, presumably).
- orojackson 2mo agoFor people in the future who want to apply the centered viewport classless version of Pico CSS, just apply the following in Firefox's Style Editor (F12 to open DevTools, then click on Style Editor; click on the + sign to add a new style): @import url("https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@picocss/pico@2/css/pico.classless.min.css"); I honestly did not know that until I took about 5-10 minutes looking up how to apply arbitrary styles in Firefox.
- 9rx 2mo agoBrowser vendors have really dropped the ball in supporting CSS, which is no doubt how we get comments like the above. Firefox is likely the least-worst offender, but as you point out still needlessly complicated for what CSS considers to be a foundational feature.