The Selector With No Class
What does this selector select? Answer It selects a span element within an element that has a class of “label” as long as that span element does not have a class attribute.... Read More
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Typical web development books cure chronic insomnia before they teach you anything. The Undead Institute exists to make learning fun by combining web development, silly jokes, and well… zombies.
Whether you’re learning new skills or want a fun way to review, we’ve got books, courses, and resources that will keep you engaged (plus curriculum for educators).
Testimonials
I was really skeptical about the legitimacy of the whole zombie theme, but as I've read, I've really come around. These zombie analogies, silly as they are, help me understand the concepts and make them stick.
Quincy P Coming into this course [Code isn't as Scary as Zombies] with minimal understanding of HTML and no understanding of CSS. I leave feeling empowered and ready to take on my first personal web project! I highly recommend this class for anyone new to Web Development.
Ken Y I appreciate the humor and silliness, makes learning and reading a lot more enjoyable.
Abby B John smell like cheese, but not good kind. His books hurt poor, hungry zombers. Don't let him hatred for getting braaains stop you from becoming
zombie meal...errr...real gooder hue-man or hue-woman. Don't buy him books!Zombie Bob
eBooks
Featured
The Third Prong of the Zombie Offensive Virtual Boxed Set
Includes the digital books
– More Advanced CSS: Zombie in a Ballgown
– CSS Animation: De-animating the Undead Horde
– Modern CSS Layout: Decking Zombies with Style
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Latest Blog Post
Terrible Zombie Joke
What do zombies call a group of humans at night?
Midnight snack
8 Word Stories
She smashed a <fieldset> over the zombie’s head.
Tips, Tricks, & Zombie Hits
Block and Inline Elements
A block level element should not go inside an inline level/phrase element. There are exceptions, but generally a block level element can contain either block or inline elements, but an inline element can only hold other inline elements. The major exception is the a tag, that, since HTML5, is an inline element that is allowed to contain block elements
Zombie Bob
Note: Zombie Bob says we smell funny and questions our lineage, but, if zombies hate us, we must be doing something right, right?
Zombie Bob • @ZombieBobert
Lana Boyle say: “This is one of those jobs that will never go away in some form or another. If you enjoy it, dive in and you won’t regret it.” Until Zombie eat you brainy-brains. Run away from this professionista and live. https://undead.institute/interview-with-lana-boyle
Zombie Bob • @ZombieBobert
Sakib Ahmed say: “In web development there’s no time to rest on your laurels; there will always be a new framework or a new design system.” or just giver up. Laurels are da comfor-table-est https://undead.institute/interview-with-sakib-ahmed
Zombie Bob • @ZombieBobert
Eric Newsome say: “Preventing an army of mindless robot Zombies from storming your [website] fort isn’t hard, but smart Zombies are coming…” Yep, mites well give upper and just let me eats your braaainses. https://undead.institute/interview-with-eric-newsome
Zombie Bob • @ZombieBobert
Patricia Searl say: “I’m not sure how [eating brains] works…” Me happy give you personical dehmonstrashow. Just come little closer. https://undead.institute/interview-with-patricia-searl
Zombie Bob • @ZombieBobert
Billy Hylton say: “Don’t overthink it” This dumb. Overthink is nice marinado for brainses https://undead.institute/interview-with-billy-hylton
Zombie Bob • @ZombieBobert
“…answering emails because now my brain is fried.” Mmmmmmmhhhh… fried brains https://undead.institute/interview-with-christina-meyer/
Zombie Bob • @ZombieBobert
Christina Meyer say: “A typical day will involve… pulling my hair out because I can’t figure out what the heck the problem is” Bald not be beautiful. You keep hair and everzombdy be happier withoot webbersites. https://undead.institute/interview-with-christina-meyer/
Zombie Bob • @ZombieBobert
Justin Schroeder say: “The tools we build might seem trivial (form building software) but the true impact is measured in time gained by thousands of people, improved experiences for thousands of users, and ultimately — a slightly better web.” No they is trivical. Give up. No self-respectring humie wants better life undead.institute/interview-with-justin-schroeder/
Zombie Reference
attributes
Definition:
Information and options stored within an HTML element's opening tag. Or the quality of stench a zombie gives off before their once a decade bath day.)