I've had this "CSS Crib Sheet" for probably 15+ years. I can't remember where it came from originally. If You know, please advise so I can add the correct citation.
Also, any #CSS gurus out there care to help me bring it up to speed w/ #CSS3? Even though it's old, some of the tips remain valuable:
@ajaxStardust I appreciate the desire for assistance, and unlike some group admins I’m not going to go on a tear about prohibiting even the slightest breath about another programming language.
But when tagging @Perl do try to keep it related to Perl somehow, even at first. This isn’t a help desk for everything web and programming related just because somebody might know something. I’d like to keep those somebodies subscribed.
RE: chirp.social. Mastodon automatically copies that on my communications to you, so i thought it was supposed to stay there , as a foreign key for instance.
@ajaxStardust Just delete it if you see it again, like I’m doing in this reply. They work exactly like @ mentions on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, etc. They’re not foreign keys.
Mentioning the Perl chirp.social user just has the side effect of boosting your post to everyone following that user. So every time you mention that user, 300+ other people get the message.
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