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A web developer shares CSS techniques and lessons learned while designing the FFConf 2026 site, including vertical text, polygons, and contrast handling.
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A CSS and JavaScript library that injects sensors into elements using data-props-for attributes.
A CSS workaround using @scope to hide empty slots in Chromium web components, solving the ghost gap issue.
A bug in Chrome/Webkit where .visually-hidden class causes gaps in overflow elements, with a simple fix.
A monthly roundup of non-trendy software resources, including articles on TUI accessibility, CSS font fallbacks, and a proposal for a universal do-not-track flag.
Learn how to add icons to external links using CSS pseudo-elements and attribute selectors.
An analysis comparing CSS and JavaScript animation performance, debunking myths about which is faster and explaining thread differences.
How to use CSS round() with clamp() for predictable fluid sizing in typography and layout.
A developer shares their experience migrating from Tailwind CSS to semantic HTML with vanilla CSS, highlighting lessons learned and new structuring techniques.
Explains media queries range syntax as a clearer alternative to min-width/max-width for responsive design, solving breakpoint overlap issues.
Reflecting on the 2004 CSS Anthology and imagining what a 2026 edition covering modern CSS would look like.
Web Weekly #190 covers CSS image-set, variable fonts, accessibility tips, and tech humor including running Firefox with 84k extensions.
A technical article on using CSS light-dark() for adaptive themes, including a trick for inverted themes with style queries.
A quick tip on using media queries to improve µCSS typography readability on mobile devices.
Explores whether CSS can be considered 'wrong', arguing that working code is valid and changeable.
A weekly newsletter covering CSS sticky spec changes, JavaScript 2026 features, TypeScript assertion functions, and tech tools like pretext.
A developer's journey migrating a project's CSS from Less to Sass to native CSS, highlighting the evolution of web styling.
A CSS-only trick using sticky elements to create a dynamic header background effect that changes as you scroll.
Explains how the Baseline project helps developers plan web projects by predicting future browser support for new features.
Explains how the Baseline project helps developers plan web projects by predicting future browser support for new features.
