CSS Literature and Art

You and I have different ways of looking at things and different value orientations, because we have different world views and values. The difference in this world view is not only reflected in actual life, but also in code. The way you look at the Code, or the position of the code at our emotional level, is different. Here I am talking about the emotional level, and it has nothing to do with logic, it has nothing to do with algorithms (although the algorithms are emotional ). This way of looking at code is accumulated in the process of continuous learning and work. It is accumulated gradually at the subconscious level, and everything comes quietly and unconsciously. After a certain period of time, we will suddenly find that we have formed our own world view and rules about code. Back to the "emotional level" I just mentioned, this word can also be replaced by "perceptual thinking. Generally, the program-code is very rational and logical.
Western, not like emotional-Emotional Words, except CSS. CSS also belongs to the code category and is a great kind of code, which is different from programming languages such as C and Java-there is no algorithm and no complex logic. Therefore, CSS has inherent advantages that can penetrate into some emotional things. As I mentioned above, in most cases, this penetration is unconscious (unless someone directly reveals it-as I do now ), and the individual differences are obvious (because they belong to their own emotional things ). I found that the emotional thinking of code forms the path from being unaware of consciousness. Therefore, I personally think: emotional code is also part of the personality. Therefore, there is a subtle relationship between "CSS-emotional code-personality.

I don't know how others think about CSS. What are these attributes in their hearts, and how much emotion (or personality, character, or traits) they give to them) in these code bodies, have they realized that these CSS attributes are fully integrated into their emotional aspects. But I know myself that I have added a lot of personal colors to these CSS attributes. Such emotional things can help me better understand CSS. I think this is not hard to understand, for example, if you think of each CSS attribute as your child, each child has a different character. As you learn, you will find more characters, this is like a mother watching her children grow up a little bit. To a certain extent, her children's character will be clearly understood, and discipline will be easy. Of course, I do not have all
Attributes have a clear emotional understanding. I have been using CSS for a few years, and I still have to learn a lot. However, I still have some feelings about the commonly used float attributes in CSS, which is also the subject of this article. This article will explain CSS float attributes from some Perceptual Perspectives. So here, you will see a different technical article.