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<th class="width-min">Author</th>
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<td class="width-auto"><cite>Oskar Wickström</cite></td>
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<td class="width-auto"><a href="https://wickstrom.tech"><cite>Oskar
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Wickström</cite></a></td>
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<th class="width-min">License</th>
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<td>MIT</td>
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responsive, shrinking in character-sized steps. Standard elements should
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<em>just work</em>, at least that’s the goal. It’s semantic HTML,
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rendered as if we were back in the 70s.</p>
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<p>I don’t take this too seriously. It’s a technical and creative
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challenge and I like the aestethic. If you’d like to use it, feel free
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to fork or copy the bits you need, respecting the license. I might
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update it over time with improvements and support for more standard
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elements.</p>
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<p>All right, but is this even a good idea? It’s a technical and
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creative challenge and I like the aestethic. If you’d like to use it,
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feel free to fork or copy the bits you need, respecting the license. I
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might update it over time with improvements and support for more
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standard elements.</p>
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<h2 id="the-basics">The Basics</h2>
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<p>This document uses a few extra classes here and there, but mostly
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it’s just markup. This, for instance, is a regular paragraph.</p>
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title: The Monospace Web
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subtitle: A minimalist design exploration
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author: Oskar Wickström
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author-url: "https://wickstrom.tech"
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date: 2024-08-26
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lang: en
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toc-title: Contents
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Standard elements should _just work_, at least that's the goal.
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It's semantic HTML, rendered as if we were back in the 70s.
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I don't take this too seriously.
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All right, but is this even a good idea?
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It's a technical and creative challenge and I like the aestethic.
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If you'd like to use it, feel free to fork or copy the bits you need, respecting the license.
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I might update it over time with improvements and support for more standard elements.
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@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ $endfor$
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<th class="width-min">Author</th>
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<td class="width-auto"><cite>$author$</cite></td>
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<td class="width-auto"><a href="$author-url$"><cite>$author$</cite></a></td>
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<th class="width-min">License</th>
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<td>MIT</td>
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</tr>
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