I want better borders for all design systems. Borders should be able to consume space from padding. Can we do for… https://t.co/g1ptFfOqAl
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On CSS4-Selectors you'll find information about the next Cascading Style Sheets Selectors Level 4 which is currently just a W3C working draft, however the first modern web browsers already implemented some parts of this new specification! Please note unlike up the monolithic CSS2.1 specification the newer specs are modularized, which means there is no more single level version.
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Accept > “3. Accept that older versions of jQuery can cause page breakage,” … [selectors] The forgiving nature of… https://t.co/10yvhI0ibi
Here's the Tufte demonstration document used in today's presentation at @InfobipShift https://t.co/hRSgGKWimp
CSS Containment L2 updated WD While some open issues remain, this is getting stable, so this is a good time to div… https://t.co/KOpmkdwu63
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We need a long-term plan for making logical, flow-relative properties the 'default' in CSS. @adactio wrote a great… https://t.co/Opf2jMAnCs
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A pull request from @krystian3w was merged which updated the current browser support for the relational pseudo-class :has.
A pull request from @ZhangEnming was merged for a corrected example on the relational pseudo-class.
A pull request from @arodponyboy was merged and several more browser support lists were updated. Happy new year everyone!
RT @SteveALee: CSS Snapshot 2021 of all the specs that together form the current state of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) as of 2021. (for imp…
Our first pull request got merged, thanks Andrew Wong for your contribution! Everyone is invited to participate on… https://t.co/KJkPVPdaNC