#selectors — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #selectors, aggregated by home.social.
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CSS “n of” Selectors for Conditional Validation, by @preethisam.bsky.social (@frontendmasters.com):
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Let’s Use the Nonexistent “::nth-Letter” Selector Now, by @csstricks:
https://css-tricks.com/using-nonexistent-nth-letter-selector-now/
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Unicode Variation Selectors, by @CSSence:
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Alternatives to the “!important” Keyword, by @csstricks:
https://css-tricks.com/alternatives-to-the-important-keyword/
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Alternatives to the “!important” Keyword, by @csstricks:
https://css-tricks.com/alternatives-to-the-important-keyword/
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Alternatives to the “!important” Keyword, by @csstricks:
https://css-tricks.com/alternatives-to-the-important-keyword/
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Alternatives to the “!important” Keyword, by @csstricks:
https://css-tricks.com/alternatives-to-the-important-keyword/
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Alternatives to the “!important” Keyword, by @csstricks:
https://css-tricks.com/alternatives-to-the-important-keyword/
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The Different Ways to Select “<html>” in CSS, by @dxnny.fun (@csstricks):
https://css-tricks.com/the-different-ways-to-select-html-in-css/
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Selectors Level 5, by @fantasai and @tabatkins.com (@w3c):
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Style Headings Using the CSS “:heading” Pseudo-Class, by @sturobson:
https://www.alwaystwisted.com/articles/styling-with-the-heading-pseudo-class
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Событийный цикл в asyncio: как Python-код работает поверх механизмов Linux
Большая статья для тех, кто, как и я, споткнулся об asyncio и так не разгадал до конца "магию" событийного цикла. Попробовал распутать этот клубок через подробный рассказ (в как можно более доступной форме) о внутренних механизмах Линукса и самого asyncio, которые лежат в основе событийного. К концу статьи, надеюсь, магия исчезнет, а останется ясное понимание фундамента. Погружаемся
https://habr.com/ru/articles/995032/
#asyncio #python #epoll #selectors #асинхронность #event_loop #eventloop #linux #сокеты
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Событийный цикл в asyncio: как Python-код работает поверх механизмов Linux
Большая статья для тех, кто, как и я, споткнулся об asyncio и так не разгадал до конца "магию" событийного цикла. Попробовал распутать этот клубок через подробный рассказ (в как можно более доступной форме) о внутренних механизмах Линукса и самого asyncio, которые лежат в основе событийного. К концу статьи, надеюсь, магия исчезнет, а останется ясное понимание фундамента. Погружаемся
https://habr.com/ru/articles/995032/
#asyncio #python #epoll #selectors #асинхронность #event_loop #eventloop #linux #сокеты
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Событийный цикл в asyncio: как Python-код работает поверх механизмов Linux
Большая статья для тех, кто, как и я, споткнулся об asyncio и так не разгадал до конца "магию" событийного цикла. Попробовал распутать этот клубок через подробный рассказ (в как можно более доступной форме) о внутренних механизмах Линукса и самого asyncio, которые лежат в основе событийного. К концу статьи, надеюсь, магия исчезнет, а останется ясное понимание фундамента. Погружаемся
https://habr.com/ru/articles/995032/
#asyncio #python #epoll #selectors #асинхронность #event_loop #eventloop #linux #сокеты
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Событийный цикл в asyncio: как Python-код работает поверх механизмов Linux
Большая статья для тех, кто, как и я, споткнулся об asyncio и так не разгадал до конца "магию" событийного цикла. Попробовал распутать этот клубок через подробный рассказ (в как можно более доступной форме) о внутренних механизмах Линукса и самого asyncio, которые лежат в основе событийного. К концу статьи, надеюсь, магия исчезнет, а останется ясное понимание фундамента. Погружаемся
https://habr.com/ru/articles/995032/
#asyncio #python #epoll #selectors #асинхронность #event_loop #eventloop #linux #сокеты
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Focus Rings With Nested “contrast-color()”?, by @davatron5000:
https://daverupert.com/2026/01/nested-contrast-color-focus-rings/
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How to Style the New “::search-text” and Other Highlight-y Pseudo-Elements, by @dxnny.fun (@csstricks):
https://css-tricks.com/how-to-style-the-new-search-text-and-other-highlight-pseudo-elements/
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Black Caps v West Indies: New Zealand selectors facing difficult call as Tom Blundell struggles again – Opinion https://www.byteseu.com/1640713/ #again #alderson #andrew #as #black #blundell #call #caps #difficult #facing #indies #new #NewZealand #Opinion #oval #selectors #struggles #Tom #West #zealand
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Black Caps v West Indies: New Zealand torn between Kristian Clarke, Ajaz Patel for final spot in Bay Oval XI https://www.byteseu.com/1634526/ #against #ajaz #asking #Bay #between #black #caps #Clarke #final #for #from #in #indies #kristian #new #NewZealand #oval #Patel #question #selectors #spot #Test #thats #themselves #third #torn #West #Xi #zealand
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𝗰𝘀𝘀-𝘀𝗲𝗹𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘀:
#CSS #Selectors #Visual #CSS-selectors
https://thewhale.cc/posts/css-selectors
Here's a visual guide to the most popular CSS selectors.
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My CSS Selector Strategy, by @malarkey:
https://stuffandnonsense.co.uk/blog/my-css-selector-strategy
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Frontend News #17: Why Pseudo-Elements Don’t Work With “:is()”, the Advantages of OKLCH, and More, by @zoranjambor (@cssweekly):
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CSS “:interest-invoker” and “:interest-target” Pseudo-Classes, by @trevorlasn.bsky.social:
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Should We Even Have “:closed”?, by @sunkanmifafowora.bsky.social (@csstricks):
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25 New and Rad Features of CSS, by @argyleink (@cascadiajs.com):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QW6GECIzvsw
#videos #css #transitions #animations #cascade #selectors #functions #colors #scrolling
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25 New and Rad Features of CSS, by @argyleink (@cascadiajs.com):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QW6GECIzvsw
#videos #css #transitions #animations #cascade #selectors #functions #colors #scrolling
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Top 11 CSS Tricks Every Web Developer Should Know, by (not on Mastodon or Bluesky):
#css #customproperties #layout #animations #selectors #positioning #darkmode #resets #tipsandtricks
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Top 11 CSS Tricks Every Web Developer Should Know, by (not on Mastodon or Bluesky):
#css #customproperties #layout #animations #selectors #positioning #darkmode #resets #tipsandtricks
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Top 11 CSS Tricks Every Web Developer Should Know, by (not on Mastodon or Bluesky):
#css #customproperties #layout #animations #selectors #positioning #darkmode #resets #tipsandtricks
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Top 11 CSS Tricks Every Web Developer Should Know, by (not on Mastodon or Bluesky):
#css #customproperties #layout #animations #selectors #positioning #darkmode #resets #tipsandtricks
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Top 11 CSS Tricks Every Web Developer Should Know, by (not on Mastodon or Bluesky):
#css #customproperties #layout #animations #selectors #positioning #darkmode #resets #tipsandtricks
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CSS :is() :where() the Magic Happens, by @matthiasott:
https://matthiasott.com/notes/css-is-where-the-magic-happens
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This Website Has No Class, by @aaadaaam:
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Frontend News #16: “:heading” Pseudo-Class, Faded Text Effects, “box-sizing”, by @zoranjambor (@cssweekly):
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Styling Siblings With CSS Has Never Been Easier: Experimenting With “sibling-count” and “sibling-index”, by @utilitybend:
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One List to Rule Them All, by @argyleink:
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Why Is CSS “::first-letter” Not Working?, by @whitep4nth3r:
https://whitep4nth3r.com/blog/why-is-css-first-letter-not-working/
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“:has()” Is More Than a Parent Selector, by @kevinpowell:
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Quantity Query Carousel, by @chriscoyier (@frontendmasters.com):
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What Is [the] CSS Owl Selector (“* + *”)?, by @zoranjambor (@cssweekly):
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`aria-labelledby` and `aria-describedby` attributes requiring IDs is but a one example of #accessibility being unaccessible to the dev like me. Only do you get a conflict in IDs for #ARIA and browser will choose to silently fail with the first occurence of element ID. Couldn't those be scoped CSS #selectors to actually make sense? I cannot willingly drag my hand and implant unique IDs on a whim: first thing, I have to come up with really witty names, another - mangle the markup of reusable component... wait.
Now that I think about it, maybe that's one superior use for #ShadowDOM over #LightDOM? Are #CustomElements getting more compatible with #a11y things with months to come? I wanna employ #WebComponents in #Kbin fork, but I need a strong reasoning for this.
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`aria-labelledby` and `aria-describedby` attributes requiring IDs is but a one example of #accessibility being unaccessible to the dev like me. Only do you get a conflict in IDs for #ARIA and browser will choose to silently fail with the first occurence of element ID. Couldn't those be scoped CSS #selectors to actually make sense? I cannot willingly drag my hand and implant unique IDs on a whim: first thing, I have to come up with really witty names, another - mangle the markup of reusable component... wait.
Now that I think about it, maybe that's one superior use for #ShadowDOM over #LightDOM? Are #CustomElements getting more compatible with #a11y things with months to come? I wanna employ #WebComponents in #Kbin fork, but I need a strong reasoning for this.