When you said old-school I instantly knew it's something about the clearfix 😅
2 weeks ago | 15
.clearfix, bringing back memories of web development I don’t want to relive!
2 weeks ago | 14
I remember HTML in all caps and the <center>, <blink> and <marquee> elements. I still got the answer wrong. I did not read it thoroughly and chose float.
2 weeks ago | 0
So what is the correct way or recommended way of doing this type of thing?
2 weeks ago | 0
Woot, got this one right. Thanks for the boost of confidence before the weekend.
2 weeks ago | 3
I used floats recently? I was building a blog ui and I used it to place images inside the text :) Very handy!
2 weeks ago | 0
I misunderstood “goes under”! I thought you meant under as overlay rather than under as in wrap under :(
2 weeks ago | 0
👴 "Clearfix... Now that's a name I've not heard... in a long time. A long time.
2 weeks ago | 0
Trying to make responsive sites with float... 🥲 I remember when my coworker brought up that we could try to use flex but it still wouldn't work everywhere. And discovering media queries as if it was magic. Still everytime I look at what's going on with css new things appeared and back to studying. That can be nice when it makes things easier or you can do more things but at the same time it's neverending studying @_
2 weeks ago | 1
Kevin Powell
QUIZ TIME! This will be easier for the old-school devs out there: Which CSS property do we use to ensure that an element will go under, rather than next to, a floated element?
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