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I've received numerous questions about this over the past two days so I might as well address it. As you probably know, this Wednesday was CSS Naked Day. CSS Naked Day's "official" website says the following about why you should do this:
在过去的两天里,我收到了许多与此有关的问题,所以我不妨解决一下。 您可能知道,这个星期三是CSS Naked Day。 CSS Naked Day的“官方”网站对您为什么要这样做的内容作了如下说明:
The idea behind this event is to promote Web Standards. Plain and simple. This includes proper use of (x)html, semantic markup, a good hierarchy structure, and of course, a good 'ol play on words. It's time to show off your <body>.
该事件背后的想法是促进Web标准。 干净利落。 这包括(x)html的正确使用,语义标记,良好的层次结构,当然还有在单词上的良好玩法。 是时候炫耀您的<body>了。
While the idea is creative, I wasn't compelled to "expose" my website's <body>. I think the best way to appreciate XHTML, semantic markup, and Web Standards is to just do it. Truth be told, none of my readers want to come to my website and see an unstyled XHTML document. I'm sure advertisers would be thrilled with it too.
尽管这个想法很有创意,但我没有被迫“暴露”我网站的<body>。 我认为欣赏XHTML,语义标记和Web标准的最好方法就是做到这一点。 实话实说,我的所有读者都不希望访问我的网站并看到未样式化的XHTML文档。 我敢肯定,广告商也会对此感到兴奋。
It's a really cool idea but it just wasn't practical for my blog.
这是一个很酷的主意,但对我的博客而言并不实用。
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