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I use Chawan as it's a very good Gopher client, and enables me to view html, gemini and spartan protocols without leaving the browser. No it's not perfect, there is an awful number of crappy web sites out there, however there are quite a few that are good. Check out the #smolweb.
https://git.wittamore.fr/chawan-config.git/tree/
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RE: https://mas.to/@CSSence/115748200689713668
I needed to get this off my chest.
Are you doing web accessiblity work too? Can you relate? Did you blog about something similar? Let me know.
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“Baseline widely available” is a good thing to look out for when it comes to CSS features, but given that my blog’s core audience uses the latest browsers, I just went all in and made my new design the default.
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I could’ve written a simple article about the `color-scheme` property. I could’ve written a simple article about the `light-dark()` function.
But nooo.
I had to nerd out and write about nesting color schemes. 🙄
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I could’ve written a simple article about the `color-scheme` property. I could’ve written a simple article about the `light-dark()` function.
But nooo.
I had to nerd out and write about nesting color schemes. 🙄
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I could’ve written a simple article about the `color-scheme` property. I could’ve written a simple article about the `light-dark()` function.
But nooo.
I had to nerd out and write about nesting color schemes. 🙄
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I could’ve written a simple article about the `color-scheme` property. I could’ve written a simple article about the `light-dark()` function.
But nooo.
I had to nerd out and write about nesting color schemes. 🙄
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I could’ve written a simple article about the `color-scheme` property. I could’ve written a simple article about the `light-dark()` function.
But nooo.
I had to nerd out and write about nesting color schemes. 🙄
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In case you are wondering why I’m relatively silent in 2025 (especially compared to last year), no reason.
At the moment I’m still having “fun” with the Popover API, I’ve just filed a Firefox issue:
https://cssence.com/2025/popover-shift-tab-issue/ -
In case you are wondering why I’m relatively silent in 2025 (especially compared to last year), no reason.
At the moment I’m still having “fun” with the Popover API, I’ve just filed a Firefox issue:
https://cssence.com/2025/popover-shift-tab-issue/ -
In case you are wondering why I’m relatively silent in 2025 (especially compared to last year), no reason.
At the moment I’m still having “fun” with the Popover API, I’ve just filed a Firefox issue:
https://cssence.com/2025/popover-shift-tab-issue/ -
In case you are wondering why I’m relatively silent in 2025 (especially compared to last year), no reason.
At the moment I’m still having “fun” with the Popover API, I’ve just filed a Firefox issue:
https://cssence.com/2025/popover-shift-tab-issue/ -
In case you are wondering why I’m relatively silent in 2025 (especially compared to last year), no reason.
At the moment I’m still having “fun” with the Popover API, I’ve just filed a Firefox issue:
https://cssence.com/2025/popover-shift-tab-issue/ -
#CSSence #AdventCalendar Day 24
A CodePen that may contain traces of Media Queries Level 5 completes the calendar.
»Media Queries Test Page«
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#CSSence #AdventCalendar Day 23
It started with a talk at CSS in Graz, and led to two essays and two extras, one of which has been my contribution to the HTMHell Advent Calendar.
»Forced Colors Mode Futility«
https://cssence.com/2024/forced-colors-mode-futility/2024 has clearly been a #ForcedColorsMode year for me.
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#CSSence #AdventCalendar Day 22
Can you spot the use of the `color-scheme` property in this CSS System Colors test page?
»CSS System Colors«
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#CSSence #AdventCalendar Day 21
Call `stopPropagation` twice …
»Form label event bubbling«
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#CSSence #AdventCalendar Day 20
With all my doings and undoings in 2024, it’s almost as if I’ve been redesigning in the open after all.
»Redesigning in the open«
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#CSSence #AdventCalendar Day 19
The day I chose a questionable bit of added functionality over semantic correctness:
»Web Share API meets A11Y«
https://cssence.com/2024/web-share-api/ -
#CSSence #AdventCalendar Day 18
The author of »Six levels of Dark Mode« also has six strategies for Forced Colors Mode:
»Forced Colors Mode Strategies«
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#CSSence #AdventCalendar Day 17
Today’s entry happens to be my most recent article, which already made it into several newsletters.
»Character-based alignment«
https://cssence.com/2024/text-align-decimal/ -
#CSSence #AdventCalendar Day 16
Every responsive journey starts without media queries.
»Not always mobile first«
https://cssence.com/2024/not-always-mobile-first/ -
#CSSence #AdventCalendar Day 15
No distorted images, thank you.
»aspect-ratio Gotcha!«
https://cssence.com/2024/aspect-ratio-gotcha/ -
#CSSence #AdventCalendar Day 14
Earlier this year I may have been a bit too optimistic about Chrome/Edge/Opera/… catching up with support of AccentColor(Text).
»Accent Color Access, Revisited«
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#CSSence #AdventCalendar Day 12
Search engines send a lot of readers who want to know more about `display: flow-root`. Apparently it’s a good idea to also write about lesser-known #CSS stuff.
»Display flow-root«
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#CSSence #AdventCalendar Day 11
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html:has(meta[name="color-scheme"][content="dark"]) { … }
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#CSSence #AdventCalendar Day 10
If you have read my essay on dark mode, you know that it contains more than six levels.
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#CSSence #AdventCalendar Day 9
Yes, `hyphens` got Baseline support last year. And yes, #CSS is supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. But hyphenation is still hard to grasp.
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#CSSence #AdventCalendar Day 8
`.visually-hidden`, a code smell for not-so-great design?
»Native visually hidden«
https://cssence.com/2024/native-visually-hidden/