I've always tried to make my websites look good in Links and now it looks like I have a new candidate.

Having support for some CSS makes it a bit more difficult, as spacing between elements is now an issue, where previously links would ignore margins and padding all together which were used to display cleaner inline list elements (for menus and such).

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shiomiru 6 days ago | parent [-]

The intention is that it should "just work"... I'm aware sometimes it doesn't, you can consider that a bug :)

But if you really want custom CSS for grid displays, chawan does support the standard "grid" media feature: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@media/grid

	▲	mariusor 5 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		I have implemented changes based on your advice of using @media: grid, and everything looks better now. You can check it here: https://brutalinks.tech (it's a link aggregator similar to HN).
	▲	mariusor 6 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		I had no idea this CSS API existed. I'll add that to my CSS, thank you! :) I'll check if the issue tracker has anything related to supporting titled alternate stylesheets (and eventually allowing users to pick one of them), because on the website where I made efforts for the markup to look reasonable on links, I also have a "simple" style that removes most of the CSS fanciness.