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Emily Moran Barwick

Sometimes the interplay of #CSS & #HTML feel like magic to me...

They let me create even the most subtle shifts that mean something to me.

Like I thought it would be a nice visual nod to the unhinged nature of my #website changelog to have the "log" part actually "unhinging" itself.

So, with a little <span> & "transform" ✨maaaaagic✨, the smallest little tweak brought me an outsized amount of #joy

fromemily.com/changelog/

A screenshot of my website's changelog. The full title is "Change(log): an ongoing inner mono(log)ue public dia(log)ue & transparent stream of consciousness accompanying the changes on this website (the length and detail of which is most certainly not NOT unhinged...)" The "(log)" portion of the title is tilted as if it's unhinging itself from the "Change" portion. Also visible is a paragraph in the changelog describing this change. It reads: "Skewed" the "(log)" portion of "Change(log)" on the heading of this log itself and wherever it's linked to on the site (both as a distraction from the struggle of writing my next post, and also for justifiable artistic reasons...I swear...like you don’t even have to read the footnote. It's totally artistically-justified-time-consuming-CSS-tweakery...)."
The footer of my website with multiple links. They read: "Say hi! | Sign my Guestbook (how quaint!) | Subscribe (gross) | Mastodon Me Change(log) | Website Manifesto" The "(log)" portion of the "Change(log)" link is tilted as if it's unhinging itself from the "Change" portion.
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