Learn everything about the upcoming CSS Selectors Level 4

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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CSS4 on Twitter

CSS Working Group

Notes Telecon 2018-01-16 https://t.co/bb3RkhBkMc css-snapshot, css-pseudo

devpunks

How is it @googlechrome only supports backround-clip via a prefix? Feels like having a car sans cup holder. Are we… https://t.co/NvYDH0qR0m

Jen Simmons

“So, is that a no?” …silence… “Or a soft no?” …silence… “Or a weak yes?” — @cssrossen deftly facilitating the weekly @csswg call

Dylan Smith

Please bring back clamp(), @csswg. https://t.co/H3yTMSKNTL

Munkácsi Márk 👨‍💻

Nice "retinasaver" feature! 🖥☀️ It is available in Safari Tech Preview. https://t.co/XBBe3j2KCg

This Miss Molly

The answer to the nagging language question from yesterday is "ancient Greek and related." The reason it is a fasci… https://t.co/BLqIakR2HB

François REMY

Current status: Invited Expert in the CSS Working Group :) It may sound weird to some, but I can't wait to contrib… https://t.co/QYpe7427ak

CSS Working Group

Use HTML 'dir' and 'lang' attributes. Do not use CSS 'direction'/'unicode-bidi'. These CSS properties are strictly… https://t.co/ZkYVtDIGhM

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