This is all for nothing. Nobody cares. Isn't this why you quit social media? Nobody cares. Neither do you. You have nothing important to say. Nobody has time to read. And you only have the time to write because you're off work for a week. Well, it was a week. You are running out of time. You will have to go back eventually. On monday it will start again. And it will be like this for 3 more agonizing months.
I wish I felt better.
Try changing the window size.
I just realized that the larger image's minimum width is 1920px. But what if the viewer has a regular 1080p, 16:9 monitor? I might need to study optimizations for different screen sizes and resolutions. For now, it works on my end and that is enough.
Okay I made an awful looking favicon but again, this will have to do for now. Here it is: 
| Header 1 | Header 2 |
|---|---|
| data 1 | data 2 |
| data 3 | data 4 |
| Header 1 | Header 2 |
|---|---|
| data 1 | data 2 |
| data 3 | data 4 |
test test test. --I don't know what I expected. This is how it's done I guess. Maybe I should add a matching background color to the table in the css file. So that it looks more uniform with the paragraphs. --okay. I also added a 1px margin, and applied the tahoma font family. Also increased the border thickness to 2px so that it matches with the paragraphs' border thickness.
Man, I will definitely need to learn CSS. HTML is not enough.
I decided to change the border color to powderblue, which is the current background color. With the table's background color set, it kinda looks like it has invisible borders. I like this more. But not that much.
Actually okay there are a TON of style options for tables. I think I should use some inline css to see the differences between them here.
Oh no no no no no I need to set the style for <table>, <tr>, <th>, and <td> individually???? No okay back to style.css. --this looks alright.
This is enough for today.