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I still find funny how people are still trying to replicate #Apple's Liquid Glass UI from iOS 26.
Those who try to make a simple or performant implementation end up with something "not quite" Liquid Glass.
Those who try to replicate it 1:1 end up with their computer blown up.
#Frontend #SoftwareDevelopment #JavaScript #CSS #CSSTricks #iOS26 #iOS #iPhone
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I still find funny how people are still trying to replicate #Apple's Liquid Glass UI from iOS 26.
Those who try to make a simple or performant implementation end up with something "not quite" Liquid Glass.
Those who try to replicate it 1:1 end up with their computer blown up.
#Frontend #SoftwareDevelopment #JavaScript #CSS #CSSTricks #iOS26 #iOS #iPhone
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I still find funny how people are still trying to replicate #Apple's Liquid Glass UI from iOS 26.
Those who try to make a simple or performant implementation end up with something "not quite" Liquid Glass.
Those who try to replicate it 1:1 end up with their computer blown up.
#Frontend #SoftwareDevelopment #JavaScript #CSS #CSSTricks #iOS26 #iOS #iPhone
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I still find funny how people are still trying to replicate #Apple's Liquid Glass UI from iOS 26.
Those who try to make a simple or performant implementation end up with something "not quite" Liquid Glass.
Those who try to replicate it 1:1 end up with their computer blown up.
#Frontend #SoftwareDevelopment #JavaScript #CSS #CSSTricks #iOS26 #iOS #iPhone
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I still find funny how people are still trying to replicate #Apple's Liquid Glass UI from iOS 26.
Those who try to make a simple or performant implementation end up with something "not quite" Liquid Glass.
Those who try to replicate it 1:1 end up with their computer blown up.
#Frontend #SoftwareDevelopment #JavaScript #CSS #CSSTricks #iOS26 #iOS #iPhone
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π "Revolutionary" CSS trick: let the browser do ALL the work while you sip coffee and pretend you're still relevant. Just make sure to read the dozen policies, post guidelines, and maybe catch a safari preview or two. π #WebDevGenius
https://webkit.org/blog/16929/contrast-color/ #WebDevGenius #CSSTricks #BrowserAutomation #CoffeeBreak #WebDevelopment #HackerNews #ngated -
π "Revolutionary" CSS trick: let the browser do ALL the work while you sip coffee and pretend you're still relevant. Just make sure to read the dozen policies, post guidelines, and maybe catch a safari preview or two. π #WebDevGenius
https://webkit.org/blog/16929/contrast-color/ #WebDevGenius #CSSTricks #BrowserAutomation #CoffeeBreak #WebDevelopment #HackerNews #ngated -
π "Revolutionary" CSS trick: let the browser do ALL the work while you sip coffee and pretend you're still relevant. Just make sure to read the dozen policies, post guidelines, and maybe catch a safari preview or two. π #WebDevGenius
https://webkit.org/blog/16929/contrast-color/ #WebDevGenius #CSSTricks #BrowserAutomation #CoffeeBreak #WebDevelopment #HackerNews #ngated -
π "Revolutionary" CSS trick: let the browser do ALL the work while you sip coffee and pretend you're still relevant. Just make sure to read the dozen policies, post guidelines, and maybe catch a safari preview or two. π #WebDevGenius
https://webkit.org/blog/16929/contrast-color/ #WebDevGenius #CSSTricks #BrowserAutomation #CoffeeBreak #WebDevelopment #HackerNews #ngated -
I've acquired a variety of default CSS settings when starting up a new web project. Mainly from Kevin Powell, but also from others. You can check out my default settings here:
https://github.com/tomit4/notes/blob/main/kevin_powell_defaults.css
Please feel free to message me if you have any other cool default CSS tricks you think might be useful!
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I've acquired a variety of default CSS settings when starting up a new web project. Mainly from Kevin Powell, but also from others. You can check out my default settings here:
https://github.com/tomit4/notes/blob/main/kevin_powell_defaults.css
Please feel free to message me if you have any other cool default CSS tricks you think might be useful!
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I've acquired a variety of default CSS settings when starting up a new web project. Mainly from Kevin Powell, but also from others. You can check out my default settings here:
https://github.com/tomit4/notes/blob/main/kevin_powell_defaults.css
Please feel free to message me if you have any other cool default CSS tricks you think might be useful!
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Years ago, I saw some talk about CSS. In it, the host showed how you can take a rendered content of a <div> and display it in another div, just by referencing it, without actually copying the code or using JavaScript. Does anyone have any idea how it was called and whether it is still supported? Thanks a lot!
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Years ago, I saw some talk about CSS. In it, the host showed how you can take a rendered content of a <div> and display it in another div, just by referencing it, without actually copying the code or using JavaScript. Does anyone have any idea how it was called and whether it is still supported? Thanks a lot!
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Years ago, I saw some talk about CSS. In it, the host showed how you can take a rendered content of a <div> and display it in another div, just by referencing it, without actually copying the code or using JavaScript. Does anyone have any idea how it was called and whether it is still supported? Thanks a lot!
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Years ago, I saw some talk about CSS. In it, the host showed how you can take a rendered content of a <div> and display it in another div, just by referencing it, without actually copying the code or using JavaScript. Does anyone have any idea how it was called and whether it is still supported? Thanks a lot!
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Years ago, I saw some talk about CSS. In it, the host showed how you can take a rendered content of a <div> and display it in another div, just by referencing it, without actually copying the code or using JavaScript. Does anyone have any idea how it was called and whether it is still supported? Thanks a lot!
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A little @codepen demo I made some years back: #duotone a B&W image using pure #CSS #blending (and very little code in total) https://codepen.io/thebabydino/pen/MWbdbrm
With a comparison slider between the two blend modes that may be used for the effect and a picker for duotone palette base.
Created for my Taming Blend Modes #CSSTricks article https://css-tricks.com/taming-blend-modes-difference-and-exclusion/
#blendMode #code #coding #frontend #web #dev #webDev #webDevelpment #interactive #CodePen #JS #JavaScript #slider #comparison #comparisonSlider
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A little @codepen demo I made some years back: #duotone a B&W image using pure #CSS #blending (and very little code in total) https://codepen.io/thebabydino/pen/MWbdbrm
With a comparison slider between the two blend modes that may be used for the effect and a picker for duotone palette base.
Created for my Taming Blend Modes #CSSTricks article https://css-tricks.com/taming-blend-modes-difference-and-exclusion/
#blendMode #code #coding #frontend #web #dev #webDev #webDevelpment #interactive #CodePen #JS #JavaScript #slider #comparison #comparisonSlider
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A little @codepen demo I made some years back: #duotone a B&W image using pure #CSS #blending (and very little code in total) https://codepen.io/thebabydino/pen/MWbdbrm
With a comparison slider between the two blend modes that may be used for the effect and a picker for duotone palette base.
Created for my Taming Blend Modes #CSSTricks article https://css-tricks.com/taming-blend-modes-difference-and-exclusion/
#blendMode #code #coding #frontend #web #dev #webDev #webDevelpment #interactive #CodePen #JS #JavaScript #slider #comparison #comparisonSlider
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A little @codepen demo I made some years back: #duotone a B&W image using pure #CSS #blending (and very little code in total) https://codepen.io/thebabydino/pen/MWbdbrm
With a comparison slider between the two blend modes that may be used for the effect and a picker for duotone palette base.
Created for my Taming Blend Modes #CSSTricks article https://css-tricks.com/taming-blend-modes-difference-and-exclusion/
#blendMode #code #coding #frontend #web #dev #webDev #webDevelpment #interactive #CodePen #JS #JavaScript #slider #comparison #comparisonSlider
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A little @codepen demo I made some years back: #duotone a B&W image using pure #CSS #blending (and very little code in total) https://codepen.io/thebabydino/pen/MWbdbrm
With a comparison slider between the two blend modes that may be used for the effect and a picker for duotone palette base.
Created for my Taming Blend Modes #CSSTricks article https://css-tricks.com/taming-blend-modes-difference-and-exclusion/
#blendMode #code #coding #frontend #web #dev #webDev #webDevelpment #interactive #CodePen #JS #JavaScript #slider #comparison #comparisonSlider
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Saw this in @cassidoo newsletter and it blew my mind:
"Text fragments are a powerful feature of the modern web platform that allows for precise linking to specific text within a web page without the need to add an anchor! This feature is complemented by the ::target-text #CSS pseudo-element, which provides a way to style the highlighted text."
https://alfy.blog/2024/10/19/linking-directly-to-web-page-content.html?
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Saw this in @cassidoo newsletter and it blew my mind:
"Text fragments are a powerful feature of the modern web platform that allows for precise linking to specific text within a web page without the need to add an anchor! This feature is complemented by the ::target-text #CSS pseudo-element, which provides a way to style the highlighted text."
https://alfy.blog/2024/10/19/linking-directly-to-web-page-content.html?
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Saw this in @cassidoo newsletter and it blew my mind:
"Text fragments are a powerful feature of the modern web platform that allows for precise linking to specific text within a web page without the need to add an anchor! This feature is complemented by the ::target-text #CSS pseudo-element, which provides a way to style the highlighted text."
https://alfy.blog/2024/10/19/linking-directly-to-web-page-content.html?
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Saw this in @cassidoo newsletter and it blew my mind:
"Text fragments are a powerful feature of the modern web platform that allows for precise linking to specific text within a web page without the need to add an anchor! This feature is complemented by the ::target-text #CSS pseudo-element, which provides a way to style the highlighted text."
https://alfy.blog/2024/10/19/linking-directly-to-web-page-content.html?
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Saw this in @cassidoo newsletter and it blew my mind:
"Text fragments are a powerful feature of the modern web platform that allows for precise linking to specific text within a web page without the need to add an anchor! This feature is complemented by the ::target-text #CSS pseudo-element, which provides a way to style the highlighted text."
https://alfy.blog/2024/10/19/linking-directly-to-web-page-content.html?
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#tinyCSStip to avoid repetition and make your code more maintainable! π
If you set a stop position to a value smaller than that of the previous, it's taken to be equal to the previous!
Want an abrupt change at 30% between aqua and blue?
Just write `aqua 30%, blue 0`! π
#CSS #gradient #cssGradient #coding #code #webDev #dev #frontend #cssTricks #webDevelopment
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#tinyCSStip to avoid repetition and make your code more maintainable! π
If you set a stop position to a value smaller than that of the previous, it's taken to be equal to the previous!
Want an abrupt change at 30% between aqua and blue?
Just write `aqua 30%, blue 0`! π
#CSS #gradient #cssGradient #coding #code #webDev #dev #frontend #cssTricks #webDevelopment
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#tinyCSStip to avoid repetition and make your code more maintainable! π
If you set a stop position to a value smaller than that of the previous, it's taken to be equal to the previous!
Want an abrupt change at 30% between aqua and blue?
Just write `aqua 30%, blue 0`! π
#CSS #gradient #cssGradient #coding #code #webDev #dev #frontend #cssTricks #webDevelopment
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#tinyCSStip to avoid repetition and make your code more maintainable! π
If you set a stop position to a value smaller than that of the previous, it's taken to be equal to the previous!
Want an abrupt change at 30% between aqua and blue?
Just write `aqua 30%, blue 0`! π
#CSS #gradient #cssGradient #coding #code #webDev #dev #frontend #cssTricks #webDevelopment
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#tinyCSStip to avoid repetition and make your code more maintainable! π
If you set a stop position to a value smaller than that of the previous, it's taken to be equal to the previous!
Want an abrupt change at 30% between aqua and blue?
Just write `aqua 30%, blue 0`! π
#CSS #gradient #cssGradient #coding #code #webDev #dev #frontend #cssTricks #webDevelopment
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@cr0ybot
π― One of the reason I don't like #CSS anymore, I can't follow. Too much has happened during last 5 years and it seems it's not gonna stop soon. Unfortunately I still have to use it, a lot.
I was wondering in what cases the "of" operator might be useful. Yes, makes sense here:
`tbody > tr:nth-child(even of :not([hidden])) {...}`
#webdesign #csstricks -
@cr0ybot
π― One of the reason I don't like #CSS anymore, I can't follow. Too much has happened during last 5 years and it seems it's not gonna stop soon. Unfortunately I still have to use it, a lot.
I was wondering in what cases the "of" operator might be useful. Yes, makes sense here:
`tbody > tr:nth-child(even of :not([hidden])) {...}`
#webdesign #csstricks -
@cr0ybot
π― One of the reason I don't like #CSS anymore, I can't follow. Too much has happened during last 5 years and it seems it's not gonna stop soon. Unfortunately I still have to use it, a lot.
I was wondering in what cases the "of" operator might be useful. Yes, makes sense here:
`tbody > tr:nth-child(even of :not([hidden])) {...}`
#webdesign #csstricks -
@cr0ybot
π― One of the reason I don't like #CSS anymore, I can't follow. Too much has happened during last 5 years and it seems it's not gonna stop soon. Unfortunately I still have to use it, a lot.
I was wondering in what cases the "of" operator might be useful. Yes, makes sense here:
`tbody > tr:nth-child(even of :not([hidden])) {...}`
#webdesign #csstricks -
@cr0ybot
π― One of the reason I don't like #CSS anymore, I can't follow. Too much has happened during last 5 years and it seems it's not gonna stop soon. Unfortunately I still have to use it, a lot.
I was wondering in what cases the "of" operator might be useful. Yes, makes sense here:
`tbody > tr:nth-child(even of :not([hidden])) {...}`
#webdesign #csstricks -
A handy CSS trick for handling text overflow like a pro!
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A handy CSS trick for handling text overflow like a pro!
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A handy CSS trick for handling text overflow like a pro!
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My little brain dump about font sizes became a talking piece on CSS Tricks.
That escalated quickly. π
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My little brain dump about font sizes became a talking piece on CSS Tricks.
That escalated quickly. π
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My little brain dump about font sizes became a talking piece on CSS Tricks.
That escalated quickly. π
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My little brain dump about font sizes became a talking piece on CSS Tricks.
That escalated quickly. π
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My little brain dump about font sizes became a talking piece on CSS Tricks.
That escalated quickly. π
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#Development #Relaunches
CSS Chronicles XLII Β· Guess what? Yes, CSS-Tricks is back! https://ilo.im/15zqya_____
#CssTricks #WebTechnology #Design #WebDesign #WebDev #Frontend #HTML #CSS #JavaScript -
#Development #Relaunches
CSS Chronicles XLII Β· Guess what? Yes, CSS-Tricks is back! https://ilo.im/15zqya_____
#CssTricks #WebTechnology #Design #WebDesign #WebDev #Frontend #HTML #CSS #JavaScript -
#Development #Relaunches
CSS Chronicles XLII Β· Guess what? Yes, CSS-Tricks is back! https://ilo.im/15zqya_____
#CssTricks #WebTechnology #Design #WebDesign #WebDev #Frontend #HTML #CSS #JavaScript -
#Development #Relaunches
CSS Chronicles XLII Β· Guess what? Yes, CSS-Tricks is back! https://ilo.im/15zqya_____
#CssTricks #WebTechnology #Design #WebDesign #WebDev #Frontend #HTML #CSS #JavaScript
