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@notch@open_mix@BitshiftEnt Looks the same to me. Have you tried viewing source code formatting in an objective manner? If you think about it, the syntax and formatting of the code doesn't affect what it does; it's all just instructions for the computer.
@GOBFIMD@MakingAndStuff@Globalstats11@PicturesFoIder Technically it's called a great-circle arc, which appears as a straight line in a gnomonic projection. To elaborate, it's a curve that is straight relative to the surface
@pixelcraftian To make dynamic webpages you can use PHP and/or JavaScript. Unless you mean responsive webpages, which you can use CSS3 Media Queries, CSS without media queries, and/or JavaScript. Note these are not complete lists, and all require HTML to actually display on the user's display.
@qntm I use the default styles for user inputs on my website, so that users can more easily identify buttons and the like. Additionally, since the input elements often look quite different on different browsers, changing their look can cause problems, including accessibility concerns.