Oh, so I adapt the height so it’s landscape-ish on desktop and portrait on mobile? Okay, I’ll change the height
Oh I use padding. So padding-right: 10px and then for the same span margin-right: -10px so everything will be aligned. Not sure if that’s what you meant though
I am half comma and half colon,
I am the humble semicolon.
The hide-and-seek champion
according to my victims.
My presence, they should not neglect
lest the compilers reject
all the work they have been slaving over.
Such is the misery of the programmer.
These coders make me wheeze and cry
tears of laughter as their bloodshot eyes
scan endless lines of code
to seek the root of problems that arose.
I’ll give you a hint:
I’m part of it.
Or rather, my absence is.
Have you got the gist?
When my programmers do, they bang their fists
and I am sent into hysterics
for a little semicolon like me was all they missed.
After they put a clone of me
I am filled with glee
the moment they see
they are not yet free
for more errors have come to be.
Then they cause another racket
when they realize a missing bracket
caused the failure of their project.
Ah, of course, the other prime suspect.
And people wonder why programmers burn with fury
when they claim that coding is easy.
These amateurs do not know
what great lengths coders have to go
to produce a program that compiles and runs
as expected until the job is done.
Isn’t programming fun?
I am not the only one laughing.
Python is there in the corner, watching
and cackling
and muttering,
“I pity those who deal with such things.”
I am the programmer’s bane.
Semicolon is my name,
and for many programming errors, I am to blame.
⭐︎ ✧ coded by stella_vigo ✧ ⭐︎
raw code
<span style="font-size:; display: block; margin: auto; color: #909090">
<div align="justify">
<span style="font-size:; display: block; margin: auto; width: 85vmin; height: 50vmin; border: 1px solid; background-color: black;">
<span style="font-size: 1.8vmin; display: block; margin: auto; width: 100%; height: 5vmin; background-color: #909090; color: white; font-family: Tahoma, Trebuchet MS, Verdana, sans serif"><span style="font-size: 2vmin; display: inline-block; background-image: url('https://icon-library.com/images/command-prompt-icon/command-prompt-icon-19.jpg'); background-position: left; background-size: contain; background-repeat: no-repeat; width: 3vmin; height: 3vmin; margin: auto; margin-top: 1vmin; margin-bottom: 1vmin; margin-left: 2vmin; margin-right: 2vmin; color: #909090">.</span>Command Prompt
</span>
<span style="font-size: 1.5vmin; display: block; margin: auto; width: 83vmin; height: 43vmin; overflow-y: scroll; margin-bottom: 0px; font-family: Courier; padding-left: 2vmin; padding-top: 2vmin; color: white;">C:\Users\stella_vigo>"Documents\writing\poetry\the_programmer's_bane.docx"<br><br>
I am the programmer's bane.
I am half comma and half colon,
I am the humble semicolon.
The hide-and-seek champion
according to my victims.
My presence, they should not neglect
lest the compilers reject
all the work they have been slaving over.
Such is the misery of the programmer.
These coders make me wheeze and cry
tears of laughter as their bloodshot eyes
scan endless lines of code
to seek the root of problems that arose.
I'll give you a hint:
I'm part of it.
Or rather, my absence is.
Have you got the gist?
When my programmers do, they bang their fists
and I am sent into hysterics
for a little semicolon like me was all they missed.
After they put a clone of me
I am filled with glee
the moment they see
they are not yet free
for more errors have come to be.
Then they cause another racket
when they realize a missing bracket
caused the failure of their project.
Ah, of course, the other prime suspect.
And people wonder why programmers burn with fury
when they claim that coding is easy.
These amateurs do not know
what great lengths coders have to go
to produce a program that compiles and runs
as expected until the job is done.
Isn't programming fun?
I am not the only one laughing.
Python is there in the corner, watching
and cackling
and muttering,
"I pity those who deal with such things."
I am the programmer's bane.
Semicolon is my name,
and for many programming errors, I am to blame.
</span>
</span>
</div><br>
<span style="font-size: 12px; font-family: Garamond; display: block; margin: auto; text-align: center; color: #e08080; letter-spacing: 1.2px;">⭐︎ ✧ coded by stella_vigo ✧ ⭐︎</span>
</span>
Hmm, it could be. Maybe the aspect ratios of our screens are different? It’s a mystery
The values I use are adjustable, so if you make your browser window larger or smaller the dimensions would adjust accordingly. I only got it to touch the edge when I really shrunk my browser window.
How do I get the watermark and table of contents to come out of the main big box? I have the closing attributes for all styles, but still, my boxes are just making separate boxes inside of the main one, and I cannot figure out how to get it to add more boxes!
I can’t get the extra stuff to form another separate box at the bottom or for my watermark to come out of the scrollbox…
I want to add a table of contents, but separately, not in the scrollbox, but that’s not working…
Yeah, I figured that. I just didn’t get to removing it again lol.
It just makes it easier to comb through for myself, so I just space things out
OOH thanks for that! I didn’t exactly want it to be like this, but thanks! I didn’t make the images and text separate because I have like three images for each dress lol. I do wanna know how you got the watermark to come out of the main code… I’m going to spend some time beautifying it this weekend, hopefully, and I want to add a table of contents then…