Trying to learn CSS through reverse engineering.
Right now I'm messing around the Plain HTML theme and it's basically nothing by default.
It's as basic as it gets.
Currently, 2024-09-21 16:31, I am trying to make it so that the page fits on mobile. Because right now it overflows and it needs to be scrolled to the right and to the left to be read.
To do this, I'm going in what is admittedly a very backwards way on reverse engineering things. I'm looking at themes that I already use and that do this, and I'm trying to find out what is making that happen.
It's interesting because reading CSS is actually pretty intuitive. I am quite confident that it won't take me too long to figure this out (I did).
Another approach could be to apply one of the themes I use, Or even just the default bearblog theme. And to try and strip things out until it breaks in the way that I want to.