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We're currently working on an even simpler version that uses less elements (we're going to push the <article> style into <body>): http://kyledrake.neocities.org
by kyledrake 13y ago
We're currently working on an even simpler version that uses less elements (we're going to push the <article> style into <body>): http://kyledrake.neocities.org/groundfloorproposal.html http://kyledrake.neocities.org/groundfloorproposal.html
The basic idea is to provide sane defaults for people that aren't CSS experts and don't know how to use classes. Then they can slowly learn how CSS works without having their pages initially look like terrible un-styled crap from the early 90s.
This is a really cool idea, and Scott put a lot of work/thought into it. I think a lot of people outside of NeoCities would find this useful too, that's why I wanted to share it!
- eksith 13y agoThis is indeed a cool idea. Of course there are some of us who like the un-styled (or rather uniquely styled) crap from the early 90s as well ;) I certainly appreciate the simplicity and it may be good to keep this to a limited number of tags. Article, section, footer, aside maybe. And form elements, form, select, input (text, password, email, search) and textarea. And text, p, a, h1-h6, blockquote, ul, ol, li.