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Cheatsheets for flex, grid, anchor positioning and invoker commands. @Kilian shares four CSS references he made after repeatedly forgetting anchor positioning and grid-area syntax. Each is a desk-side lookup for the properties and values of its topic. They are free to download as PDF and PNG in print-ready A5. #css #learn
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Rebuilding FIFA standings layout with CSS subgrid. @shadeed9 reconstructs the World Cup bracket with a cleaner DOM, dropping the site’s wrapper hacks. CSS Grid defines the columns and rows, subgrid lets nested matches inherit the parent tracks, and negative grid lines like grid-column: -2 keep positioning flexible. Flexbox centers each match vertically, and container queries adapt the layout as sp
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Playing with text-fit. @KrijnHoetmer explores the new text-fit CSS property, filling the gap while docs are still sparse. It scales text automatically: grow enlarges from the base size, shrink reduces it to fit the container. Modes let you scale consistently, per line, or per line including the last, with optional percentages setting min and max limits. It only affects rendering, not the computed
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Building an accessible modal dialog on the native <dialog>. Agustin Barrientos leans on showModal() to get focus trapping, Escape to close, and focus restoration for free, then wraps it in a reusable Lit component with typed events. He sets deliberate initial focus, adds light-dismiss with the closedby attribute, animates with the :open pseudo-class and @starting-style, and respects prefers-reduc
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Cheatsheets for flex, grid, anchor positioning and invoker commands. @Kilian shares four CSS references he made after repeatedly forgetting anchor positioning and grid-area syntax. Each is a desk-side lookup for the properties and values of its topic. They are free to download a…
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Cross-Origin Storage API: stop downloading twice. @morellodev explains a proposed browser standard that stores and retrieves large files by their SHA-256 hash instead of URLs, creating a shared cache across origins. A single requestFileHan…
Building an accessible modal dialog on the native <dialog>. Agustin Barrientos leans on showModal() to get focus trapping, Escape to close, and focus restoration for free, then wraps it in a reusable Lit component with typed events. He set…
Rebuilding FIFA standings layout with CSS subgrid. @shadeed9 reconstructs the World Cup bracket with a cleaner DOM, dropping the site’s wrapper hacks. CSS Grid defines the columns and rows, subgrid lets nested matches inherit the parent tr…
Firefox 153 release notes for developers. This release adds Intl.Locale info methods like getCalendars(), getWeekInfo(), and getTextInfo(), the Error.stackTraceLimit property, import source for loading unevaluated modules, getAllRecords() …
SVG filters on type. @carmenansio shows how SVG filter primitives recreate historical printing effects on web: feMorphology draws true outer strokes, stacked feOffset layers extrude letters into 3D, feSpecularLighting mimics light on raise…
Playing with text-fit. @KrijnHoetmer explores the new text-fit CSS property, filling the gap while docs are still sparse. It scales text automatically: grow enlarges from the base size, shrink reduces it to fit the container. Modes let you…
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