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Like what do you actually mean?

• nicklovescode 13y ago
  Maybe a public forum wasn't the best place for a comment meant specifically for the author. I'm the person who criticized the <center>.
  • philangist 13y ago
    I know hacker news is going to kill me for asking this, but what's wrong with center?
    • NoodleIncident 13y ago
      I'll bite. The idiomatic way to create webpages, in this day and age, is to try to separate content of a page from how the browser presents it. HTML is for the content and structure of a page. CSS is for controlling how it's displayed. The <center> tag is an HTML tag that only exists to control how a page is displayed. In case you're wondering what to use instead, adding 'margin: auto;' as a css rule will do the trick.
      • throwit1979 13y ago
        The idiomatic way to create webpages, in this day and age, is to try to separate content of a page from how the browser presents it. Which is why "modern" frameworks like bootstrap still encourage grid layouts using explicit width classes like span3? Face it, we haven't gotten any better since Mosaic.
    • opminion 13y ago
      No, you'll live another day :-) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4370206 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4370206
• pgeorgi 13y ago
  The last paragraph indicates that a certain "Nick" started the journey through iterations 2..N of the website.