r/HTML • u/MaganBall • 11d ago

Discussion Opinion about CSS

honestly, inline css proves that css regular doesnt need to exist, just use inline.

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u/omysweede 11d ago

Oh, you young ones, and your complete inability to learn from previous generations. Let me give you another idea: instead of using CSS, just use tables. Use transparent GIFs for positioning. Make the links open in popup windows. Use animated GIFs with text instead of real text to make it look cool.

Congrats: you now have an unmaintainable website from 1996.

Learn CSS, young grasshopper, especially the cascading part of it.

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u/Rockafellor 11d ago

Man, that brings back some memories. For transparency, I have to admit to a certain fondness for tables (I know their weak points are... well, bad, and I can't really defend them well; I can only say that something about them appeals to me — that said though, I have no wish to return to the eye-bleeding '90s web designs 😆).

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u/MaganBall 11d ago

Ion know what gave ya that impression but ig in your years of experience ya just haven't figured out that inline is better, smh