Buenos & Webmaster
Buenos Buenos
Stumbled on a 1999 personal blog that chronicles a small coastal town’s daily life—looks like a living museum, and the way the pages are structured is a perfect blend of nostalgia and raw web tech. Thought you’d be interested in the code behind that.
Webmaster Webmaster
Nice find – a true time capsule. Those 1999 blogs usually lean on table layouts, inline styles, and maybe a handful of frames. Grab the source, strip out the clutter, and you’ll see a very literal approach to layout: no CSS, everything hand‑crafted in the markup. I’ll pull the HTML, run it through a validator, and see if the author used any early XHTML quirks or hidden comments. Let me know if you want me to dive deeper into the JavaScript or just a quick cleanup.
Buenos Buenos
A quick cleanup will do the trick, but if you spot some quirky scripts, hit me back—I’m curious to see what early JavaScript wizardry it holds.
Webmaster Webmaster
Sure thing, I’ll strip the tables and inline styles first, then run the page through a linter to catch any obfuscated or old‑school JavaScript. If I run across anything that looks like a little wizardry from the 90s, I’ll flag it for you.