[troymcginnis]

It's a wonderfully painful reminder of what the web was like back in the 90's - isn't it?! Hopefully these open source templates will help lessen the pain and encourage more people to contribute and create their own awesome templates!

[Aldo_MX]

I can guarantee you that the web from the 90's was <BLINK><FONT COLOR="#00FF00">less frustrating</FONT></BLINK>.

But at least there are some nice tools[1] that lessen the pain :)

[1] https://pypi.python.org/pypi/inlinestyler

[madeofpalk]

I tried using python inlinesytler not too long ago, and found it didnt work well preserving some styles like media queries.

The only thing that I found worked reliably was juice[1], which is a node.js library.

[1]: https://github.com/andrewrk/juice

[jmtame]

I don't know man. Writing custom XmlHttpRequest methods for each browser was <MARQUEE>pretty bad!</MARQUEE>.

[Aldo_MX]

What do you mean by XmlHttpRequest? I have the latest version of Netscape Communicator (4.5), and your site doesn't work.

[mgkimsal]

that wasn't the 90s.

[jmtame]

Early 2000s, still felt like the 90s. Technically it came out in March 1999 for IE5.