It's crazy that in 2023 it still happens that input/text areas have font sizes below 16px. iOS Safari zooms in when the font size of an input is below 16px.
This has been happening since the first version of mobile Safari. Still, many websites set it to 12-15 pixels. (which is too small anyway). #WebDev#Coding#CSS
I want "what's kinda new, but not that new, and actually supported in all the main browsers now, not just a few of them, and no it doesn't count if it is behind a feature flag"
Another #CSS find this weekend was the Dracula css theme. I mean, I've used it. But I didn't know how much fun the creators were having with it! Now it has a dear place in my heart. :BlobhajHeart:
2023 has hammered home how depressing the state of hypertext in 2023 has become
Given a simple web site of a handful of SVG/HTML/CSS pages, each containing a lot of identical content for eg header; nav; footer, there’s still no way that I can ascertain to just have those common parts inserted into each page – I’m having to have multiple copies in place in each page, which isn’t a problem once they settle down, but is a problem while I’m making changes
How have we gotten this far and not allowed HTML to insert common page parts as though they were actually typed in?