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Finally, CSS that I can really trust!

• chrisBob 13y ago
  Seriously! Why is everyone going with iOS 7 style instead of having a web page with some information on it. I am about to start writing my first CSS page, but before I do I want to know: Is it still possible to use hyperlinks on a fancy CSS page? As far as I can tell all they do is look cool and scroll. I miss being able to click and get more info
  • gone35 13y ago
    This. Doesn't even work on Safari on my iPad: it only shows a blank page. I seriously think this Web 3.0 fashion has gone way out of hand, like in the early days of the web with amimated GIFs, auto-play, and other awfully unusable gimmicks. Every web designer should open this website every day, and ponder: http://motherfuckingwebsite.com/ http://motherfuckingwebsite.com/ P.D.: On a bitter, petty unrelated note: this footnote strikes me as trying too hard to be cute: "Buttercoin is lovingly crafted in Palo Alto, California". I don't think a Bitcoin exchange should be equated to, I don't know, some organic high-end coffee brew, or the latest Jony Ive creation... It just leaves a weird taste in my mouth.
    • alexgaribay 13y ago
      In one of other comments is linked a document about front-end support. They are not focused on cross-browser compatibility at the moment. Basically the latest modern browsers are the only ones supported.
    • ScottBurson 13y ago
      > http://motherfuckingwebsite.com/ http://motherfuckingwebsite.com/ That is a hoot! When people ask why my site looks so plain I am definitely going to point them here :-)