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saeedesmaili.com
For small web projects that you don't want to get large CSS frameworks like Tailwind to be involved, the classless CSS libraries can be very handy. You just 1-2 lines into the head of the html and get beautifully styled pages. Here are a few classless CSS libraries you can use: concrete.css water.css pico css simple css classless.de mvp.css NES.css drop-in minimal css Usage example To use water.css , just paste this into the of your HTML: |
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goooby.neocities.org
[AI summary] The Transmasculine Webring is an open community for transmasculine individuals, currently with 94 members, and invites new members to join by email. |
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webring.nekoweb.org
[AI summary] A guide on how to join the Nekoweb organically with instructions for adding the widget and listing site requirements. |
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matttproud.com
I am using Hugo's uglyURLs feature to generate path names with file type suffixes. It may sound weird to do that in 2024; but if this is to be a static site, I want it to be an homage to 1990-2000s-era World Wide Web. The only problem is that Hugo's menu construct for pageRef = '/' generates a href value of href="/", not href="/index.html". This pageRef = '/' is used to designate your Hugo project's root directory. |
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