There are many possible ways the container element might have been forced to not grow. For example:width,max-width, andflex. But the thing they all have in common, is thatthe width is being determined by something other than its content. This isn’t inherently bad, especially since there ...
In an effort to define what that is I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how we can identify what bad CSS is first. In other areas of programming, developers tend to talk of code smells when they describe bad code; hints in a program that identify that, hey, maybe this thing you’...
CSS Flexible Box Layout Module Level 1 #flex-grow-property Browser compatibility See also flexshorthand Basic Concepts of Flexbox Controlling Ratios of flex items along the main axis CSS flexible box layoutmodule flex-growis weird. Or is it?via CSS-Tricks (2017) Ad...
— Miriam Suzanne,Why Is CSS So Weird?(video) Thinking about it another way, the infamous meme of “CSS is Awesome” is, in fact, correct and intentional behaviorifthe base box was purposely set smaller than the size needed to accommodate that text. (If you’re interested, the original ...
CSS Flexible Box Layout Module Level 1 #flex-grow-property Browser compatibility See also flexshorthand Basic Concepts of Flexbox Controlling Ratios of flex items along the main axis CSS flexible box layoutmodule flex-growis weird. Or is it?via CSS-Tricks (2017)...
Support for your own transitioning code, should you want to use weird CSS tricks such as CSS3 filters. Builtin mousewheel support. Optional support for complex CSS transitions using interpolate plugin. Included with Coverflow. Available separately from https://github.com/vanderlee/interpolate. Optiona...
And the resulting color is gray. It's a bit weird to me that the midpoint between blue and yellow is gray. By mixing two highly-saturated colors together, we wind up with a totally-desaturated color. What if there was a way to mix only the pigment, and keep the saturation consistent...
together. This is something else I'd like to see changing, but more on that a bit further down. We can get a tiny corner rounding--rviaclip-path: inset(0 round var(--r)), but this corner rounding needs to be at most as big as theborder-width, otherwise things will look weird. ...
For sure, we can create huge machinery with Sass to produce several builds and use some tools like UnCSS to remove what is not needed, but let’s be honest:this is boring, and it can lead to “non-natural” pieces of code, like in the previous example. ...
I left an empty class in there because you’ll probably be putting a no-js in there or something else. If not, delete. Also if the extra comments around that last tag look weird to you, blame Dreamweaver, which chokes on normal !IE conditional comments. ...