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Fork of HTML Starter, Hello World

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Last edited Apr 16, 2026

Created on Apr 16, 2026

This interactive HTML page displays a large red German message, “Folgt alle Zwischen den Pfosten!”, on a green background. A light-blue button labeled “Hier reinfolgen!!!!!!” sits below. Clicking the button toggles a pink CSS class on both the message and button, changing their background colors. The visualization uses plain JavaScript for event handling, with all styling and layout defined in an embedded CSS stylesheet. No external libraries or rendering APIs are present.

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