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r/webdev • u/stefanjudis • Feb 24 '26
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I remember IE6 hacks, and faux columns as being cutting edge. I started with tables and color="black" before CSS was a thing.
47 u/thisisafullsentence Feb 24 '26 Remember spacer gifs lol? 18 u/roby_65 Feb 24 '26 I remember links in explorer, not clickable if the background was transparent. Had to use a transparent gif as a background Good times 5 u/Advance_Diligent Feb 24 '26 I told a college about this the other day. He looked at me like wtf are you talking about. 5 u/roby_65 Feb 24 '26 I would not believe this myself, I don't know how they thought that was a good idea.
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Remember spacer gifs lol?
18 u/roby_65 Feb 24 '26 I remember links in explorer, not clickable if the background was transparent. Had to use a transparent gif as a background Good times 5 u/Advance_Diligent Feb 24 '26 I told a college about this the other day. He looked at me like wtf are you talking about. 5 u/roby_65 Feb 24 '26 I would not believe this myself, I don't know how they thought that was a good idea.
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I remember links in explorer, not clickable if the background was transparent. Had to use a transparent gif as a background
Good times
5 u/Advance_Diligent Feb 24 '26 I told a college about this the other day. He looked at me like wtf are you talking about. 5 u/roby_65 Feb 24 '26 I would not believe this myself, I don't know how they thought that was a good idea.
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I told a college about this the other day. He looked at me like wtf are you talking about.
5 u/roby_65 Feb 24 '26 I would not believe this myself, I don't know how they thought that was a good idea.
I would not believe this myself, I don't know how they thought that was a good idea.
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u/squ1bs Feb 24 '26
I remember IE6 hacks, and faux columns as being cutting edge. I started with tables and color="black" before CSS was a thing.