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Hey all CSS wizards. I need your help.

I would love this bg pattern to be squares instead of little circles (radial-gradient). Is that even possible using pure CSS?

codepen.io/pawelgrzybek/pen/OP…

I have seen that on the ATProto website, but they use SVG for it.
atproto.com

@kevinpowell @css @bramus @chriscoyier 🙏

#css


AT Protocol

AT Protocol
#css @Chris Coyier @CSS by T. Afif @Bramus @Kevin Powell

#tinyCSStip

I like shorthands, I find them immensely useful. But it doesn't always make sense to drop it all in the shorthand and to have repetitions. Yeah, you can store that `.2s` in a #CSS variable. But is it really worth it if you're not even using it elsewhere in addition to not being dynamic?

.nay { /* ❌ DON'T ❌ */ transition: color .2s, padding .2s } .yay { /* ✅ DO ✅ */ transition: .2s; transition-property: color, padding }
#css #tinyCSStip

📰 New bloggery about how I used the brand-new still-in-testing HTML-in-canvas API to do something practical for work, the pitfalls I found along the way, and whether I think it’s going to catch on. The post is a bit on the longer side but has code samples and pictures to look at, so there’s that. #HTML #CSS #DOM #JavaScript meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/202…
#javascript #html #css #dom

I tried a few and they all sounded like alt-rock band names 😄

#css #color #html #web

#web #html #css #color

RT @vitalyf@twitter.com

A11yphant (a11yphant.com), a great little tool to learn accessibility, one step at a time, with a few easy, medium and hard challenges. #accessibility #html #css

🐦🔗: twitter.com/vitalyf/status/159…

A screenshot of a11yphant, a game that teaches developers the basics of web accessibility.

a11yphant

a11yphant is the easy way to learn the basics of web accessibility. Learn step by step by completing short, interactive coding challenges and quizzes.
a11yphant.com

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#html #css #accessibility

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