The thing about online generators
I like trying out online generators to make snippets of code for me, and I’ve pointed out a few here that I thought were pretty cool. But I rarely use the code they give me, because it tends to be wrong. Or sometimes it’s perfectly acceptable, but it could be a lot shorter if a human being who knows CSS attacked it on Notepad. Or it works, but only in some browsers.
The point of generators as a learning tool should be seeing how different people write code, and how it works/doesn’t work. It’s a nice starting place, and even a shortcut when you’re really pressed for time. But you still have to know how to do it yourself, and at least review the resulting code and make any needed adjustments.






