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    Saturday, April 19. 2008

    The CSS Anarchist's Cookbook

    I tried to resist. Honest. Standards are good things, and they should be used for the benefit of the Web. I know that. But I was reading Tap the Power of Mozilla's User Stylesheets, by Andrew Wooldridge of Netscape, when I felt this eerie tickle on the back of my neck. It turned out to be my wife teasing me, but at the same time, I was getting ... thoughts. Ideas. Bad ideas. And once it started, I couldn't stop it. Oh, I tried. I kept telling myself that CSS should never be used for evil. That in the wrong hands, it could wreak havoc upon the face of the Web as we know it.
    Posted by Joey in News, Resources at 14:56 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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