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Why does it take up only half the page? Web browsers can wrap text.

Some people wanted it to take up half the page, and others didn't when I first made a thread about this site a few months ago. I decided to make it take up half the page because that seemed to be the best option, it makes the text more compact. It uses the "max-width: 800px" attribute of "p" in a style section, so I think you can override the CSS to disable that?

Center the damn headers and images at least. Use some fucking CSS. What will you do when you want to change one thing in the design? Edit all the articles by hand?

Also, the article list is fucking ugly. Small font and NOT CENTERED. There should be a small icon besides the software name. What will you do when the site has 100 articles?

And the example article is, of course, terrible and doesn't explain shit. And isn't even consistent with the actual articles. Just delete it until you have something better.

I get it, I am thinking of doing something like having a few lists for different categories of software, and have them side by side. I've been slowly improving the site lately, by doing stuff like deleting the shitty "criteria guide", unifying the "spyware rating" (It used to use a few different types of rating systems, because everyone who wrote an article used their own scoring system for their articles) to one rating, and writing a few new articles, but as you can tell its still very messy and needs a lot of work.

That's better, but you still need a global CSS file. The ability to change the design in one swoop is INVALUABLE. If you don't have that, any design change means EDITING EVERY INDIVIDUAL ARTICLE BY HAND. Imagine that with 100 of them.

I understand, I'll look up how this stuff works.
You can tell that i'm no web-developer cause of how bad I am at this... I started fixing the site lately because Stallman's website links to the discord article, and now it gets a lot more traffic, so I don't want it to be so disappointing.

Well I apologize for jumping on you then. I thought you were making a design like that on purpose (for some minimalistic bullshit reason).

Put in the section of every article, and then put all the CSS in that file. For example, if you want to have all the titles centered, do:

h1 {text-align:center}

Even better is to use classes, because then you can use regular h1 for something else than titles. For example:

.title {text-align:center; font-size:20px; color: skyblue; font-family:Tahoma}

And then . If you change one parameter in the .title class, all the article titles will be affected! Isn't that convenient?

Why not just build a version without google?

Call me back when Firefox works with ALSA.