The CSS crimes of Dreamwidth locals

[malymin]

I've found it. The holy grail. As I'd mentioned before:

I know the full degree to which Cohost enabled CSS *crimes* isn't quite possible on any other social media. However, it seems like there is a small community of people on here who are wringing the site's inline CSS capabilities for all of their worth. They're not shitposting with it the way the #css-crimes scene on Cohost, was, though.

Rather, it seems like getting fancy with in-post CSS seems to be most popular with the roleplay community on here. Some of the roleplayers get very #aesthetic with how they format their lists of RP accounts, book-keeping for different threads across the website, et cetera. Not *all* of them are doing this, but enough are that it seems noteworthy.

Well. I've found some very impressive ones. Some even made me laugh. XD

Sources:

• IT'S OK I GUESS - a steam review mock up code by @10billionghosts
• Wespace.com by @vigilanting
• CODE ✦ VERIFY. by @lucavi
• DREAMWIDTH NITRO by @lucavi

And below, an edited sample.

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Posted May 8, 2005.

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Wow!

[ysabetwordsmith]

That's a great set.

Want to share them on newcomers in case anyone else is looking for fancy CSS stunts?