@INTryzyka
My favorite joke: Why is there no left and right tags, but there is a center tag?
@pham3383
Centering website in css is like operating a nuclear reactor
@SameAsAnyOtherStranger
The fourth joke being that programmers only have three jokes. Here's a fifth- A string walks into a bar and the bartender sez: "We don't accept your type."
@wartem
Every Python developer misses the semicolon 😃
@shiriajin
Today I was working on something and it drove me crazy until I realised later that a letter was missing
@brentbottoms2876
Wouldn't it just be ×=width/2 (or *0.5 but floating point) And y=height/2?
@Aryan_808
I can feel the pain of number 1
@raytraynae
I have a such a big Love/HATE relationship with CSS.
@anotherrandomkid6028
First one Python: i have no such weakness
@soupborsh8707
Centering methods: text-align: center, margin: auto, display: flex and justify-content: center, left: 50vw or 50%, align-self: center, and other ways.
@surajmandal_567
I think stackoverflow is a must because we are no longer programming in the 90's. There are layers and layers of software abstractions that software engineers are working upon these days. So trying to know every layer is not possible at least not efficient.
@jjxshh
For Real Adding a Semicolon To End The Code And Centering A Div Is Really Relatable
@rustkitty
1. Use a good IDE, jump to the error. 2. If copy-paste is enough, there is already a library. 3. Flexbox. The answer to all layouting woes is just to use flexbox or CSS grid. Since IE is officially dead now, you have no excuse.
@DoctorSkillz
I use <center></center> for centering.
@Gamemode_1000
As a python dev DOWN GOES THE semiCOLANS
@thenuclearwarheadsofficial
Should’ve put in the Friday deployment joke
@calcio437
centering is easy, but positioning is very hard to responsive
@imfastboi
Centering a div only take 2/3 lines of css depending on what you want ...
@codedaily365
Number 3 is so accurate!!! For responsive website 😠Thanks to flexbox
@jmvv451