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Screen width/height (CSS-only)

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What you see are the screen sizes (width x height) in pixel. No, I am not using JS to get them, it's a CSS-only trick! Online version: https://css-tip...

on Jul 17

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Shiki Web Component

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on Apr 21

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a little container queries without container queries

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An experiment with CSS to see if we can 'fake' container queries using CSS grid instead....

on Apr 18

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CSS scroll-driven arrow indicators

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Uses CSS scroll-driven animations to show arrow indicators when content overflows inline. Inspired by solution from Bramus to <a href="https://www.bra...

on Apr 5

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Wordle, just HTML & CSS

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on Apr 5

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Chris' Corner: Better CSS Animation

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CSS animation rules. Just have a look at… CodePen lol. There was a (long) time when it didn’t exist, though. My old buddy Jonathan Snook wrote in 2007 that he didn’t like the idea of animation coming to CSS at all, but had changed his mind by 2009. They’ve evolved a bit since those early […]

on Oct 13, 2023

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Chris' Corner: Can Has Blurs, Filters, and Masks

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You’ve seen CSS’ new :has() selector right? There are all these “basic” use cases that leave me smiling because the solutions of the past were inelegant at best, and now are easy and satisfying. Here’s one: One approach to this with :has() is just a few lines and reads very clearly to me: But as […]

on Oct 9, 2023

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Chris' Corner: Subgrid

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Chrome 117 went stable this past week. There is a website where you can see what the plan is for Chrome releases, by the way, which is handy when you care about such things. Chrome releases a major version about once a month, and I usually don’t feel ultra compelled to write anything about it […]

on Oct 6, 2023