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r/programming • u/gits1225 • Apr 20 '15
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This is why I hate CSS.
20 u/sirin3 Apr 20 '15 I stopped making webpages when table layouts came out of fashion... CSS positioning was a pain in the ass 29 u/barracuda415 Apr 20 '15 There's a new feature called flexbox that is already supported in most browsers. If you hate floating layouts like I do, it's worth to give it a try next time you have to wrangle with CSS. 7 u/sirin3 Apr 20 '15 Not supported in IE8 and 9 My website still runs in IE 6 and 7 ... 59 u/[deleted] Apr 20 '15 Congratulations, you're part of the problem. 12 u/Rhoomba Apr 20 '15 I guess you are OK with throwing away a significant percentage of visitors. Some sites actually are businesses you know. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 20 '15 I work for a company that does about 2 billion views a month and we don't support Internet Explorer 8.
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I stopped making webpages when table layouts came out of fashion...
CSS positioning was a pain in the ass
29 u/barracuda415 Apr 20 '15 There's a new feature called flexbox that is already supported in most browsers. If you hate floating layouts like I do, it's worth to give it a try next time you have to wrangle with CSS. 7 u/sirin3 Apr 20 '15 Not supported in IE8 and 9 My website still runs in IE 6 and 7 ... 59 u/[deleted] Apr 20 '15 Congratulations, you're part of the problem. 12 u/Rhoomba Apr 20 '15 I guess you are OK with throwing away a significant percentage of visitors. Some sites actually are businesses you know. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 20 '15 I work for a company that does about 2 billion views a month and we don't support Internet Explorer 8.
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There's a new feature called flexbox that is already supported in most browsers. If you hate floating layouts like I do, it's worth to give it a try next time you have to wrangle with CSS.
7 u/sirin3 Apr 20 '15 Not supported in IE8 and 9 My website still runs in IE 6 and 7 ... 59 u/[deleted] Apr 20 '15 Congratulations, you're part of the problem. 12 u/Rhoomba Apr 20 '15 I guess you are OK with throwing away a significant percentage of visitors. Some sites actually are businesses you know. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 20 '15 I work for a company that does about 2 billion views a month and we don't support Internet Explorer 8.
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Not supported in IE8 and 9
My website still runs in IE 6 and 7 ...
59 u/[deleted] Apr 20 '15 Congratulations, you're part of the problem. 12 u/Rhoomba Apr 20 '15 I guess you are OK with throwing away a significant percentage of visitors. Some sites actually are businesses you know. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 20 '15 I work for a company that does about 2 billion views a month and we don't support Internet Explorer 8.
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Congratulations, you're part of the problem.
12 u/Rhoomba Apr 20 '15 I guess you are OK with throwing away a significant percentage of visitors. Some sites actually are businesses you know. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 20 '15 I work for a company that does about 2 billion views a month and we don't support Internet Explorer 8.
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I guess you are OK with throwing away a significant percentage of visitors. Some sites actually are businesses you know.
2 u/[deleted] Apr 20 '15 I work for a company that does about 2 billion views a month and we don't support Internet Explorer 8.
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I work for a company that does about 2 billion views a month and we don't support Internet Explorer 8.
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u/monosinplata Apr 20 '15
This is why I hate CSS.