You are right. I support the goal to empower people getting into the web and make them feel more capable and welcome.

I am a bit annoyed at the overall degradation of CSS (and HTML) knowledge as the-easy-thing that is taken for granted and/or not really valued. old-man-shouting-at-the-clouds :)

Agreed! The P was for emphasis in my case. It is implied.

I always appreciate a friendly "Uhm actually ..." :) Thank you!

Will never get tired of recommending Heydon Pickering's Webbed Briefs
www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1MJ...

I love to be pedantic here and point out the definitions. :) there are general purpose programming languages and there are domain specific ones. HTML and CSS are domain specific programming languages.

Markdown is extremely simple, do take a look at it and let me know what you think.

It’s not a bad idea, however it’s not really necessary. For something quite simple you can use Jekyll and use Markdown for content. Not dealing with anything JavaScript related can be a big bonus.

This is not programming is it?

youtu.be/P1MJU6l_1WM?...

Stop with the “not a programming” language shit. They are Domain Specific Programming languages not general purpose programming languages. Other than that, yeah, own your website!

Why? Outside of standartisation what is wrong with 0.1em? For what would you really/realistically need a unit smaller than 0.1em?

You and Jhey Tompkins - can’t comprehend such levels of coolness :)