@Fast-Nop You would love atomic css /s

Here's a tidbit of code found in the library

```css
.gform_wrapper .top_label li.gfield.gf_left_third div:not(.ginput_container_date) input:not([type=radio]):not([type=checkbox]):not(.ginput_quantity), .gform_wrapper .top_label li.gfield.gf_left_third div:not(.ginput_container_date) select, .gform_wrapper .top_label li.gfield.gf_middle_third div:not(.ginput_container_date) input:not([type=radio]):not([type=checkbox]):not(.ginput_quantity), .gform_wrapper .top_label li.gfield.gf_middle_third div:not(.ginput_container_date) select, .gform_wrapper .top_label li.gfield.gf_right_third div:not(.ginput_container_date) input:not([type=radio]):not([type=checkbox]):not(.ginput_quantity), .gform_wrapper .top_label li.gfield.gf_right_third div:not(.ginput_container_date) select {
width: 100%!important;
}```

(just for the record, I think devrant should support markdown)

@M1sf3t Worse, dealing with the Gravity Forms wordpress plugin lol. 🙂🔫

@Fast-Nop bootstrap is _kinda_ palatable if you strip all the junk out of the library via custom sass imports. Still at that point, you may as well be just making your own grid system.

@heyheni I read this to the tune of the 2 & a Half Men theme song

Context. You are trying to style around a third party library that includes css. You need to override these styles to fit a given design.

Would you rather:

A) Deal with really long selectors
B) Deal with !important

Neither is ideal, but which is worse/harder to work around?

Honestly when sites like Medium pull this stuff, I just move on to some other site. Not worth my time.

This is the greatest code I ever saw

Ay Caramba

I don't think I've ever seen a gitignore that was more than 70 lines, much less 247+ wowee

@nett18 Just curious, Why is that? I used rider for a period of time and really liked it. Going back to VS was not fun for me.

@cursee Last time I checked, you could install the Js lib via npm. I think there was another cms besides WordPress that was thinking of integrating it.

Not that I would recommend that though ( I was mostly joking ). There are much simpler options available.

Gutenberg! (Haha jk)

If you're lucky enough to only have to support IE11 then auto prefixer does a pretty decent job filling the gaps. I rarely run into a problem with flex unless I try to do something too clever.

Lol, this happened to me as well. I learned to avoid using "ad" or "promotion" in my class names and IDs

@stop I 100 percent agree. It's unfortunate that the latest versions of outlook still use the same word html engine from decades ago.

Funny thing is outlook used to o use Trident, but they made the switch because of that antitrust lawsuit with Netscape ( something about them not wanting Explorer bundled with Windows )

Then Netscape died and Mozilla formed. So uhhh thanks a lot Mozilla!

@Lor-inc yeah, you're probably right about that. Most cases are probably due to forgetting the allowfullscreen attribute. That's understandable, but still frustrating.

So then why the hell does YouTube give you a URL attribute to hide the fullscreen button? (Although I think if you do this you may be able to still use the keyboard to fullscreen the video) I don't get it.