[webdev.txt tom@zwizwa.be**20190109092252 Ignore-this: c292af40ce1e82535ff6365361f7e2b1 ] hunk ./webdev.txt 1551 + + +Entry: Create some flow +Date: Thu Jan 3 21:02:22 CET 2019 + +html, css -> auto-update +html -> ehtml +ehtml -> auto-update + + + +Entry: CSS book +Date: Thu Jan 3 21:17:41 CET 2019 + + +CSS: The Definitive Guide: Visual Presentation for the Web 4th Edition +Eric A. Meyer, Estelle Weyl + + +Notes: + +- html has strict hierarchy between block and inline elements, but CSS + can be used to attach any kind of display property. + +- this is useful for attaching display styles to plain XML documents. + +- div is block, span is inline + + + +Entry: shortcut +Date: Fri Jan 4 12:12:26 CET 2019 + +I clearly do not have time to dig into this deeply. I get most of +what I need, except for positioning. I.e. I want something like grid +or table layout. + +So do some explicit grid layout first, e.g. for thermostat? + +https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/complete-guide-grid/ + +EDIT: All looks straightforward: define a grid col/row dims (px,% or +auto), and place elements inside a grid span. + +Do I need a lot more than this? + + + +

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+ + + +How to have separate CSS for mobile? + +