Post AmXTa82iZXtQL5invU by Stellar@mk.absturztau.be
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(DIR) Post #AmXTa73OFYpvGt1pKq by Ollie@snug.moe
2024-09-30T19:22:40.892Z
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Actually would it be a good idea to build a website so it's still legible in plain HTML in case the CSS fails to load?
(DIR) Post #AmXTa82iZXtQL5invU by Stellar@mk.absturztau.be
2024-09-30T19:24:05.964Z
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@Ollie@snug.moe a nice flex because it would made your site more usable on shitty connexions and IE and command like interface web browsers
(DIR) Post #AmXTa8ljs9uCaiml6G by Ollie@snug.moe
2024-09-30T19:26:18.386Z
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@Stellar Just managing to achieve that alongside cool modern features might not be an easy balance to strike.I have thought about things like HTMX that can have the server restructure the html as the user interacts with it (if I remember how it works correctly).
(DIR) Post #AmXTa9FA6lRQ3yYFxg by Stellar@mk.absturztau.be
2024-09-30T19:27:08.880Z
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@Ollie@snug.moe huh thats interresting, i'm more of a plain html+css embedded in one file with php then sent
(DIR) Post #AmXTa9jeHPpNaWobTs by Ollie@snug.moe
2024-09-30T19:28:38.375Z
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@Stellar I've never worked with php before tbh, I've only done toy projects with html and css. I have used javascript before but not for a webpage.
(DIR) Post #AmXTaADQUheB4skNtY by Stellar@mk.absturztau.be
2024-09-30T19:33:37.693Z
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@Ollie@snug.moe the only php i know, and you should know is "include" and that's it, you can use it to use templates, like a footer and header and embed the css inside the page before sending it, so you never have that weird moment when the css is not loaded because it got late or lost you just need to specify the absolute or relative path of the file, and change your doctype to php and file extention to .php and if you use apache you're set to go, for nginx you need to install php-fpm and add a block of code in your nginx configexample on how i do my blog:<head><?php include 'header-and-stuff.php';?><?php include 'style-main.css';?></head><body>[ the rest of the page]<?php include 'footer.php';?></body>so your header,css and footer will be the same on all your pages and you won't need to edit many files! that's the only php code my webmaster father taught me