Added the animated header to the readme file and in the website
I wasn't sure if you wanted me to replace the other frog with the header and just show it in the home, example below
image
or like this
image
- Organized the css by structure (I tried to keep at a mimimum otherwise it would be impossible to review)
I basically just moved the html tags styles to the top and sort them by:
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Inline Content
[a, span, sup, sub, strong, em, q, kbd]
-Inline Emphasis (subset of inline content)
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Block Content
[p, ul, ol, li, headings, blockquote, pre, code]
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Basic Structure/Sections
[main, header, footer, article, section, div]
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Tables
[table, td, th, tr, tbody, thead, tfooter, col, colgroup, caption]
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Custom
Ideally just css classes but it would be nice to review this one later to check how they can be splitted better.
Added a new style for the code blocks
image
https://youtu.be/U0hi23TXiZs
## Added the animated header to the readme file and in the website
> I wasn't sure if you wanted me to replace the other frog with the header and just show it in the home, example below

or like this

- Organized the css by structure (I tried to keep at a mimimum otherwise it would be impossible to review)
I basically just moved the html tags styles to the top and sort them by:
1) Inline Content
[a, span, sup, sub, strong, em, q, kbd]
-Inline Emphasis (subset of inline content)
2) Block Content
[p, ul, ol, li, headings, blockquote, pre, code]
3) Basic Structure/Sections
[main, header, footer, article, section, div]
4) Tables
[table, td, th, tr, tbody, thead, tfooter, col, colgroup, caption]
5) Custom
Ideally just css classes but it would be nice to review this one later to check how they can be splitted better.
## Added a new style for the code blocks

## Preview of the animated header
https://youtu.be/U0hi23TXiZs