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Frontend engineer | JavaScript/TypeScript | ⚛️ React | ❤️ CSS
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📍Amsterdam
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lh has basically become my default unit for heights.
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@nerdy.dev Thank you! That did the trick
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Presumably because within a style() expression, names refer to property names. So you might compare it to style(padding < 5em) for instance.
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Firefox support coming in v139 🤞
caniuse.com/mdn-css_type...
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Wow! I've been working on my own ListBox implementation using TanStack Virtual and was banging my head on the "lose focus when scrolling" issue. Ended up solving it in the same way as RAC here, by rendering the focused item even if offscreen (with an sr-only class to avoid calculating positioning).
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Sounds great, would be nice to have (more of) a single mental model for both flex and grid. I wonder if this means masonry-style layouts (item-pack: collapse) would work for both flex and grid? (But guess that'll be in part 2.)
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For our design system, mixins provide a nice way to provide chunks of behavior to the consumer that are not tied to a particular selector.
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Anchor Positioning in Safari TP is huge!!
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Doesn't seem like there's any good way to do this just with CSS unfortunately
stackoverflow.com/questions/18...
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Works for me on iOS 18.2. That's huge! Even if unintentional. Cat's out of the bag, no stuffing it back.
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Another benefit of not using email: no spam/phishing.
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Top layer be like
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You can see it in action when you open DevTools in Chrome, as long as you have the "Show user agent shadow DOM" setting enabled.
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On the flip side if you actually want people to use your stuff it can be disappointing to see that graph flatline after the initial spike 🥲
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Instant follow! Love me some categories
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Pretty sure they're just bots/scrapers. Every single package or new version gets this spike right after publish.
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Styling <details> has been a bit of a sore point however, but luckily that's changing! (Though Chrome only for now.) #css
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vzj3...
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"You can have custom commands where you can make your own microsyntaxes for that sort of thing."
Oh boy I just thought of an idea for a new framework. Move over htmx.