is anything bad with my code?

PoIygon

https://poiygon.github.io/ heres the website im just trying to make stuff go into the header instead of going outside of it

Steve0Greatness

That's because you're using div, you should use span:

/hj is the worst tone indicator. It's confusing and ambiguous. I hate it. The point of tone indicators is to indicate tone, or the way that a piece of text should be read, but what does “half joking” mean? Do you just wake up in the morning and think “wow, I really have something I want to talk about seriously but also kinda not, IDK you decide.” It's useless. I hate it. It just provokes a deep rooted anger within me whenever I see it. People just comment /hj as if it makes any sense. It doesn't. Oh wow, it's a tone indicator that's has a relative meaning, how useful, I'll use it in every comment I post. NO. STOP IT. You're a tone indicator, you have only one job, and yet you sit there doing nothing apart angering me.

/srs

^^^ (there's more below)
This one is useful because it tells you that this signature is fully 100% serious. (/srs) Who would've thought that tone indicators needed to tell you something about the piece of text they're attached to? /s

I'm serious, I'm not even going to put multiple (/hj)s a the end of my signature as to mock the previous paragraph for not getting the point of something(like previous version of my signature). /srs

Maximouse

Steve0Greatness wrote:
That's because you're using div, you should use span

You should probably use an <ul> with <li>s and use CSS to make them inline. And make a separate file with the stylesheet instead of using inline CSS.

Last edited by Maximouse (May 22, 2021 07:14:40)

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PoIygon

Maximouse wrote:
Steve0Greatness wrote:
That's because you're using div, you should use span
You should probably use an <ul> with <li>s and use CSS to make them inline. And make a separate file with the stylesheet instead of using inline CSS.

Yeah I was sometimes using ul but then a dot would appear before the stuff like a dot list so that’s why I don’t use <ul>

Maximouse

PoIygon wrote:
Maximouse wrote:
Steve0Greatness wrote:
That's because you're using div, you should use span
You should probably use an <ul> with <li>s and use CSS to make them inline. And make a separate file with the stylesheet instead of using inline CSS.
Yeah I was sometimes using ul but then a dot would appear before the stuff like a dot list so that’s why I don’t use <ul>

You can use list-style: none to remove the dot. If you want the items to appear in a row, use display: inline instead.

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