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paper text area

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Aamundo
Last edited Sep 20, 2017
Created on Sep 20, 2017

Styled like a sheet of ruled notebook paper, this interface presents a text area for free-form typing. The paper effect is created with layered CSS gradients and radial backgrounds, while a red margin line and punched holes reinforce the stationary look. The `<textarea>` element is styled with the Handlee font and a transparent background so the ruled lines show through. The page uses plain HTML and CSS, with no JavaScript libraries, and includes a footer crediting the original pen by Marc Malignan.

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