My first time at CSS Day
A reflection on my first time attending CSS Day, including my experience and learnings.
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A reflection on my first time attending CSS Day, including my experience and learnings.
Cross-document View-Transitions are now available in Chrome 126, bringing seamless transitions to multi-page applications.
Exploring the power of relative CSS colors and color-mix functions. Loving the flexibility they offer for creating dynamic color schemes!
The view-transitions feature for MPAs works really well. Enabling it with a Chrome flag and a meta tag gives you smooth transitions without JavaScript.
Improve your CSS and SCSS IntelliSense in VS Code with these essential tips and extensions.
Last week, we worked on the Fylgja colors package, focusing on the new oklch color spec. We created a beautiful color palette.
It's funny to see that TailwindCSS added support for RTL based utils using the the same name we use at Fylgja. Good to see everybody agrees on the name 😁
It's funny how I always replace the Tailwind forms for the Fylgja forms
Did not know that container query units had support in all major browsers except one — great video by Kevin Powell explaining it.
I built a small Eleventy plugin that compiles SCSS. Check it out!
Really liked seeing how the CSS @property simplifies so many hacks
Updated fylgja.dev to Eleventy v1 this week. The update process was as easy as just updating 11ty — absolute enjoyment.
Using OpenProps from Adam Argyle with Fylgja CSS is really awesome.
iOS Safari somehow dropped support for styling the scrollbar with no mention in the release notes.
At first the CSS scoping spec looked like something I'd never need, but after reading the explainer it all made sense.
The arbitrary value support in Tailwind JIT proves again that it doesn't like writing CSS. There is nothing wrong with writing CSS.
WebP support is finally coming to Safari — the last major browser to not support this image format.
So sick of seeing people avoid system-ui and load a huge font stack instead.
Me every time I see a company use yellow with white text — terrible contrast and bad accessibility.