Poppys
Joined 4 years ago
Joined 4 years ago
I disagree with this, HTML in it's raw rendered state is not pleasant to read. You have to apply some rules (or specify the rules in your browser) to get the text to a state where it is pleasant to read.
I have a Toyota and when I want to change the audio source I have to press 'Source' and then it displays a carousel of inputs that I have to scroll through. Or I can press the 'All' button and it displays a neat grid with the options laid out, why not just show me the grid? That's quick and efficient, the current setup is not.
I agree about buttons, if we try and control computers with a button, we will end up with lots of buttons a la 90s ICE system, or a simple interface with mystery button syndrome where you are looking at a screen to see what your button is going to do next.
This is a good write up of using clamp and fluid type
Some sites have it in the address bar, but I've never found any documentation from MS that makes it clear how to ensure that it is always there.
Eventually, I took a biro to the tape, sorry dad, and scribbled across it, which seemed to break it. Finally we were free.
None of the plant based meat I have tasted has been great, but I'd scoff it down for a quick post pub snack.
Call me Scrooge.