X+webkit = Disgraceful

[Peter A. Giessel]

> On 2016, Sep 9, at 4:26, Polytropon <freebsd at edvax.de> wrote:
> 
> CSS aims to fix a problem that initially came with the HTML
> markup which would primarily state what some element of
> content within the web page _is_, and the browser would
> then render it with its internal defaults to decide what
> it _looks like_.

CSS if used properly lets you do nifty things like having a simple text bulleted url list style menu for those that still use Lynx or need the accessibility benefits of a text menu while overlaying it with the shiny graphics and formatting most users expect these days.

Unfortunately, few use it in this way.