What's your thoughts on adding a build step to this project so that links and stuff can be added to the html instead of doing it with javascript in the browser?

https://realfavicongenerator.net/favicon_checker?protocol=https&site=metroxe.github.io%2Fone-html-page-challenge%2F

Is it only for fun?

.time {
top: 60%;
}
change

.time {
margin-top: 10%;
}

I've come to the realization that this challenge is many people's first step into contributing to an open source repository and for a first timer, it's not always easy figuring out how to fork and make a merge request. I want to make a video that shows this process and also goes over the rules. Hopefully this can help a lot of people that seem to struggle with the Git ecosystem and trying to make their first pull request.

I'll likely make this video myself, but adding an issue for transparency.

Some browsers don't have the compatibility needed. Allow submissions to list the browsers that they support.

I guess the files for the icons has to be external but would be cool to get rid of Bootstrap in favor of only css.

If the links to the entries would be built somehow then the entries.js would not have to be used either.

Description

The feature being proposed is the following :

• Add target="_blank" to all buttons in "index.html"
• On click, the links open on separate tabs
• Helps user to have multiple tabs open along with the "home" page , i.e , "index.html" page .
• In some entries on clicking "Back" button of browser, might not directly take back to the "home" page , i.e , "index.html" page

Implementation

• I would be interested in implementing this feature

Shall I start working on this issue ?

I thought it was cool when Github released Sponsors and thought I would put it in, but in retrospect it feels tacky and I'm not really looking to make money off the project. So I'd rather just remove it to keep things a bit cleaner.

This involves...

• removing the Sponsor tag on Github in the repository settings (@Metroxe must do this last as to not create broken links)
• removing the sponsor entry in the entries.js
• remove references to it on the index.html
• remove the .github directory

Hello,

I am from the Brackets code editor community.

Just an update that we have featured this project as a default project in the pheonix code editor under the Explore section and we are planning to feature in brackets in the coming releases to help more people start coding in HTML:

Thanks!

Two questions:
1: Can I turn another person's webpage into a single file (html) and submit it?
2: Can I upload web pages in other languages?