I will love a "cleaner" code example on tutorials, what I (personally) believe is that a website should be "working" first and later we can go to CSS and give a personal touch. Is really awkward and hard for me to understand an example full of CSS attributes and a lot of "div" tags, looks like web developers use a "div" even for add another tag.
Every time that I google about any issue that I face, as a newby I miss trying to separate an actual function from div/span/col/etc, and you may say "you will need -classes- for a lot of things", well I'm not talking about that kind of code.
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I will love a "cleaner" code example on tutorials, what I (personally) believe is that a website should be "working" first and later we can go to CSS and give a personal touch. Is really awkward and hard for me to understand an example full of CSS attributes and a lot of "div" tags, looks like web developers use a "div" even for add another tag.
Every time that I google about any issue that I face, as a newby I miss trying to separate an actual function from div/span/col/etc, and you may say "you will need -classes- for a lot of things", well I'm not talking about that kind of code.