A tutorial on using modern CSS container queries and the :has() selector to create a responsive feature image component with dynamic caption styling.
A developer shares a specific CSS Flexbox inconsistency between Firefox and Chrome, and the solution using flex: 1 and min-width: 0.
The author details the latest redesign of their personal website, version 7.0, focusing on new sidebars, a light-dark theme, and Bluesky integration.
Author announces 'Complete CSS' course, emphasizing the importance of soft skills like communication for top-level front-end development.
A developer's framework for deciding when to use new CSS features, considering fallback experiences and browser support.
A Chrome DevRel lead discusses the balance between promoting new web features and respecting developers' need for stable, cross-browser compatible tools.
A casual podcast discussing CSS Masonry syntax proposals and the iterative design process in architecture, drawing parallels to software development.
A developer compares CSS autocomplete behavior in VSCode, Neovim plugins, and Sublime Text, arguing Sublime's handling of semicolons is superior.
An introduction to CSS Container Queries, explaining their importance and how to use them for component-based responsive design.
Explores the proposed CSS syntax for creating masonry layouts, a grid-like design popularized by Pinterest, and the debate around its implementation.
A discussion on the proposed behavior and limitations of the new <selectedoption> element for styling HTML select elements.
A technical guide on creating HTML tables with horizontal scrolling and sticky headers using CSS.
A presentation summary covering recent and upcoming HTML and CSS web platform features like container queries, nesting, and subgrid.
A CSS expert argues for implementing masonry layout as a separate 'display: masonry' property with good defaults, rather than as part of CSS Grid.
A CSS expert argues for implementing masonry layout as a separate 'display: masonry' property, citing better defaults and easier teaching compared to using CSS Grid.
A web developer explores creative CSS composition using custom properties and gradients, inspired by artistic constraints.
A developer shares their new role at Font Awesome, focusing on Web Awesome and improving web UI development with web components and CSS.
Chrome introduces a customizable <select> element API in development, seeking developer feedback on styling and functionality.
Explores using logical properties in CSS media queries and container queries, discussing syntax improvements and current limitations.
A developer's exploration of the powerful CSS :has() pseudo-class, sharing real-world use cases and its surprising utility in modern web development.
