Continuing CSS course
Trying to wrap my mind around "half completed things" and decided to go ahead with the tiny CSS image course I purchased a while back. A bit of fun coding is sometimes needed to get back into the groove! It gave the basics quite quickly, so I managed to do my own penguin after following the koala tutorial: See the Pen Penguin by Anzelika ( @anzuj ) on CodePen . What was really interesting though: Pug preprocessor. Essentially it means being able to write code much faster, so that instead of this HTML: <div class= "box" > <div class= "head" > <div class= "eyes" > </div> </div> </div> we can have this: .box .head .eyes Quite neat, right. It does mean however that you have to be very precise, since nesting depends on two spaces or a tab. For smaller projects such as these CSS images I guess it...