If you declare layers in one stylesheet, do you have to have the styles associated with those layers within or imported into the same stylesheet, or can they exist in completely different files, as long as they're all linked into the same html via the head?
@sarajw And to answer your primary question, once a layer name is established you can use it in different files. It's recommended to do order-setting for all your layers as the first step in your first imported file, eg
@layer reset, default, primary, secondary;
That way it's clear where the order is established
It’s so much better out here without a data-sucking behemoth controlling everything you see, flooding your search results with spam and injecting the internet with LLM-generated sludge. Bonus, if you leave, your data stops contributing to serious ethical problems.
Thanks for @Em0nM4stodon for passing The Verge’s How To along.
@cyberlyra excited to read through this! Right now the #1 challenge is being on a Pixel phone, but switching to iPhone doesn't feel like the right move.
ETA: Thanks for the suggestions, I went with moo.com!
Anyone have an online printer they like for full-bleed business cards? There's a company I usually use but they keep assuming the parts of my design that are supposed to bleed off are actually mistakes, and they resize my art to fit in the center of the card! After repeated failures with them, I gave up - but I still need new cards.
@grmpyprogrammer any time! I'd personally go the :is() pseudo-selector route.
Expresses the intent, is easier to maintain. The only surprise might be additional specificity, but if that's a problem (likely isn't) you can use :where(). Happy styling!
I need to make a scale-ish (accuracy ~2cm) map of our garden, to plan irrigation and planting and stuff. Anyone got recommendations for good 2D drafting software to do that?
So far I've tried SolveSpace and FreeCAD, but both really don't enjoy being used for purely 2D drafting where the manifolds don't look like they'll be extrudable into 3D. But I also really like constraint-based drafting, because the garden shape is irregular and my paper sketch has just the right dims for constraint layout.
@danderson It's been a minute since I tuned into the CAD space, is SketchUp still a free tool? I remember the 2D only view being really useful a few years ago
