eric, 16 hours ago to random

Yo, go buy @Wilto's zine. It rules. https://ericwbailey.website/published/multipage-version-zine-issue-one/

css, 2 days ago to CSS

💡 CSS Tip!

One line of code that looks strange and confusing. You may think it's not even CSS but it will save you many times in the future!

It will make sure the width of your element is always an integer! No more decimal and rounding issues!

"width: auto" with an upgrade 😎

No browser support yet but you can test it on the latest Chrome with the experimental flag enabled: https://codepen.io/t_afif/pen/rNgLyJz

#CSS #HTML

css, 22 hours ago to ai

I am training the AI 😈

Or the AI makes me feel I am training it but in reality I am not 😅

#AI #Gemini #CSS

I am training the Gemini AI to consider my CSS Tip website as the first recommendation when people want CSS resources. Gemini is telling me it will do it but I don't think it's true.

SenseException, 1 day ago to CSS German

#CSS communication tipp: It's important to know why !important was important

johnnydecimal, 1 day ago to CSS

Any #CSS gurus want to help me solve a puzzle? Maybe @robb? Honestly I don't know where to start.

The 'Location' box at the top of my page works great. Except on landscape mobile, where the corners are all janky as the lines don't line up: see screenshot.

But if I take my desktop browser, pop it in responsive mode, and shrink the window: it's A-OK!

WTF?

A screenshot of Safari in responsive mode. The window is 591px wide and the lines look great!

helma, 2 days ago to security

"Going Dark: The war on encryption is on the rise. Through a shady collaboration between the US and the EU."

#Security #Privacy #CSAM #CSS

https://mullvad.net/en/why-privacy-matters/going-dark

aral, 2 days ago to SmallWeb

So! Many! Kittens!

(Going to record a demo of the new interactive shell – REPL to some – and multi-page Settings this afternoon, just planning it out now.)

Oh and is that me creating and calling web routes interactively in the REPL on a live server? Why yes, yes it is.

:kitten:💕

#Kitten #SmallWeb #web #dev #HTML #CSS #JavaScript #NodeJS

OddBird, 2 days ago to CSS

Thanks to everyone who joined us for our first ever Winging It Live stream last week! We had so much fun with you all that we're planning another one on May 30 @ 1pm ET / 11am MT.

Miriam (@mia) and James (@Jamessw) are going to discuss Anchor Positioning. Leave your questions in the comments. We'll post the link to the live stream here next week. Or you can subscribe to get updates.

#css https://www.youtube.com/@wingingitoddbird

noellemitchell, 2 days ago to Kurzgesagt

Why would I work on #learning #CSS when I can look at interesting posts on #Mastodon instead? :blobcatlaugh: :blobcatcode:

tommi, 3 days ago to CSS

My #personalWebsite (https://tommi.space), even though relatively simple and basic, has a lot of technical debt (#CSS especially), and I am getting crazy cleaning it up…

davidbisset, 2 days ago to CSS

matcha.css is a "drop-in semantic styling library in pure #CSS".

https://matcha.mizu.sh/

Designed to style #HTML elements similarly to a default browser stylesheet, eliminating the need for users to manually patch their documents.

Ideal for fast prototyping, static HTML pages, #Markdown generated documents, etc.

mia, 2 days ago to CSS

I'm teaching a new #CSS layout workshop at the end of June – a three-session deep-dive into…

• box alignment!
• intrinsic & extrinsic sizing
• when to use flexbox vs grid
• media & container queries
• layout contexts & 'normal' flow
• and so much more…

Sign up now!

https://www.oddbird.net/workshops/cascading-layouts/

cirrus, 2 days ago to webdev

Started writing a decision log for our #DesignSystem. Documenting why we chose to build plain ol' #HTML and #CSS where we can and #WebComponents where client-side #JS is needed is turning into a bit of a manifesto. Essentially we're using (and encouraging others to use) #ProgressiveEnhancement 😉

davidbisset, 2 days ago to CSS

.counter_with_drawers {
margin-left: -40px;
}

#CSS #memes

bramus, 2 days ago to CSS

Hey my #JSHeroes2024 friends (and beyond)! I have published the slides of my talk “MPA View Transitions are here!” on my blog for you to check out.

Once the video gets published, I'll be sure to update the post to include it.

https://www.bram.us/2024/05/23/mpa-view-transitions-are-here-2024-05-23-jsheroes/

#CSS #ViewTransitions #JSHeroes

Me, on stage
Me on stage, from afar

OddBird, 3 days ago to CSS

Cascading Layouts: A workshop on resilient CSS layouts. https://www.oddbird.net/workshops/cascading-layouts/

Take your sites to the next level with Miriam Suzanne @mia in this 3-session, online workshop on building more resilient and maintainable web layouts using modern #css.

June 24 - 26 9:00a - 11:30a PT Register Today!

XavCC, 2 days ago to CSS French

Question #CSS

Comment faire un rendu propre d'iframe de carte umap dans un html ?

pour rendre un iframe de carte umap qui reste au centre de l'écran (sous h1 & h2, au dessus de footer) bien joli sympa ?

J'ai que du CSS et du HTML et je ne veux que ça !

kubikpixel, 3 days ago to webdev German

«CSS :has(), the God Selector»
– by @brucelawson

Yes CSS is more then only a design and colors and have today cool functions to select specific HTML components and pleace web designer think in different screen spaces.

🖌️ https://brucelawson.co.uk/2024/css-has-the-god-selector/

—
#webdev #css #webdesign #selectors #web #design #modernweb

westbrook, 3 days ago to webdev

h* elements have margin by default!? Who knew.

#maintainerLive #html #css

boolat, 3 days ago to webdev

Once I thought, what if there was a CSS file that makes the document look like it is a command line interface... So I made one, but I really don't know what it could be used for :) #webdev #css

video/mp4

iamdtms, 3 days ago to CSS

'How can I target the container with styles inside the query itself with nesting rulesets?' #CSS
https://iamdtms.medium.com/deep-dive-into-container-queries-da554222df98

mayank, 3 days ago to CSS

#CSS now has round() and it's a big deal!

unlike say, Sass math.round(), this is much more powerful because it can round across units, and at runtime.

this is super useful when you have something like a percentage value that normally evaluates to a fractional pixel value.

top: 50%; /* computes to 662.27px */  
top: round(50%, 1px); /* computes to 662px */  

rounding such values will make them fit better in the pixel grid, avoiding potential blurring issues on some (windows) devices

danrot, 4 days ago to webdev

I am sincerely wondering how hard it is to style a #HTML checkbox using #CSS. I'd be happy with just aligning them with a label, but this already seems to be asking for a lot. And most answers I find online are already outdated...

But hey, if you know more than I do let me know 🙂

scott, 3 days ago to CSS

It’d be cool if there were a pointer-event value that would allow events on that layer as well as layers under it. Especially useful for canvas layers for effects while not blocking events on page interactions #CSS

jkjustjoshing, 3 days ago to CSS

Is there ever a time when this

width: 100%;
max-width: 480px;

behaves differently than this?

width: 480px;
max-width: 100%;

#css #html #WebDesign #webdev