Last night, I vented out my frustration on <link> requiring href to point to a CSS stylesheet instead of src.
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I wish.
I wish html import was still a thing as well.
Why is this not a thing yet??? 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
There are a lot of other head elements that follow <link rel= like pingback & profile etc.
I prefer not to have "style src" as well.
Yeah, I suppose you're correct there. It does seem to be consistent with the convention of
<head>elements. I guess it's not entirely as inconsistent as I first thought it was.Yeah, it seems elegant at first glance but would be more error prone.
I'd suggest removing type='text/css' but I know there will be a specific reason to keep it.
Yw. You should probably try Brendan's browser Brave:
brave.com
creators.brave.com & verify your site, get paid in BAT crypto.
batgrowth.com growing nicely.
& Håkon's (imagine being called Hak while you hack CSS together) Opera
opera.com
👍
Wow. Brave is another product/project spearheaded by Brendan.
I wasn't aware until you brought it up.
Thanks~
Insane.
And willing to come along to give good advice to help people, small ego. One of the few people I have to read multiple times, do research to understand.
If I ask him for advice I try to always promote Brave too as it is good browser & seems like a nice way to pay back a little. I figure if we are promoting Brave, he can be giving out advice. Seems wise use of time to me.
Agreed on points described.
So just installed Brave & turned on the Reward settings :)
Nice, they give rewards for browsing, others can pay your site for reading & you can tip. 👍
Checkout brave.com/about/ most are on twitter or somewhere.
Thanks for the follow-up info 👊
nice right write up!
I've always wondered this and never had the audacity to ask.
thanks for taking the time and care to chase it down!
Thank you for the kind words, Michael 😃
And I also gotta thank @vuild for starting up the "chase" 😉
I appreciate the sentiment but there is no need, really.
The history should be recorded, studied & revisited by tech people.
I just learned so much
Me too! I mean who hasn't "learned so much"
Thanks for the "so much" instead of "too much" 😉
Since linked stylesheets can be conditionally loaded (media queries) I think HREF might just be very approiate.
That's an interesting approach.
I can use that thought pattern to remember the syntax 😀
Cool lol
Very nice article. Thanks and congratulations
Fantastic read
Thanks again Joon :)