The trick is `* {display:block;}`. Having learned that, I wondered whether https://secretgeek.github.io/html_wysiwyg/html.html used the same trick. So I opened up the page and Ctrl+F'ed for "display:". Nothing came up! Back to https://pranavg.me/ and Ctrl+F'ed for "display". Nothing came up!
Apparently, at least on Chrome, Ctrl+F will not find text inside a <style> block, no matter whether it's displayed or not.
Ctrl+F works even to find text inside the displayed <head> and <title> elements, but not inside the displayed <style> element. What could be the browser-writer's rationale for this? And are there any other HTML elements that "suppress searching" like this?
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Apparently, at least on Chrome, Ctrl+F will not find text inside a <style> block, no matter whether it's displayed or not.
Ctrl+F works even to find text inside the displayed <head> and <title> elements, but not inside the displayed <style> element. What could be the browser-writer's rationale for this? And are there any other HTML elements that "suppress searching" like this?
This page is a truly naked, brutalist HTML quine (2019) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32968597 - Sept 2022 (44 comments)
Show HN: This page is a truly naked, brutalist HTML quine - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20094866 - June 2019 (94 comments)
https://github.com/mame?tab=overview&from=1970-12-01&to=1970...
But on Lynx, it's rendered as only a plain page without all the CSS style bits to make it quine.