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WTF, HTML and CSS?
DESCRIPTION
WTF, HTML and CSS? is an educational reference explaining confusing behaviors, browser quirks, and common mistakes in front-end development. It focuses on situations where seemingly straightforward HTML or CSS produces unexpected results. Topics include doctypes, box-model calculations, float behavior, collapsing margins, table-row styling, positioning, and button inconsistencies. Each issue is explained with practical examples and suggested fixes or workarounds. The guide also discusses browser-specific problems involving Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Mobile Safari. Accessibility considerations appear alongside some recommendations, particularly for focus states and interactive elements. The project is intended as a troubleshooting companion that helps developers understand why unusual layout and rendering problems occur.
Features
- HTML doctype guidance
- Box model troubleshooting
- Float and clearfix explanations
- Margin collapsing behavior
- Browser-specific CSS issue documentation
- Positioning and form-control guidance
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