Sometimes I scroll through all the possible align-*
and justify-*
permutations to find the one I need.
Not for lack of knowledge, but instead because my brain has simply run out of compute.
Sometimes I scroll through all the possible align-*
and justify-*
permutations to find the one I need.
Not for lack of knowledge, but instead because my brain has simply run out of compute.
A relire : CSS Compatibility : l'extension VS Code incontournable pour les développeurs frontend
https://blog.shevarezo.fr/post/2024/08/29/css-compatibility-extension-vs-code-frontend
Dans le développement web, la compatibilité des styles CSS à travers les différents navigateurs a toujours été préoccupation constante. Un peu plus à l'époque où Internet Explorer était le maître en la maniètre. Les développeurs doivent souvent jongler avec des propriétés CSS qui ne sont pas uniformément prises en charge, ce qui peut mener à des comportements inattendus et à des heures de débogage. Heureusement, l'extension
Chrome #SVG #filter 🪲 #bug: jagged edges when using discrete feComponentTransfer.
https://issues.chromium.org/issues/425059618
In theory, any line perpendicular onto the gradient line should have the same intermediate value¹. But the Chrome result makes it seem like that's not the case²? 🤔
¹see this detailed `linear-gradient()` explainer by @patrickbrosset https://patrickbrosset.com/articles/2015-03-27-do-you-really-understand-CSS-linear-gradients/
²filed as an SVG bug, but I really do wonder if it's not a #CSS #gradient issue (Chrome gradient rendering has long been a sore point)
Well, aside from it not verifying me on Mastodon yet, I have my website in a pretty good place. I'm not sure of the legibility of the "villainous" side, (there are more links if you click on Villainy,) and some of the icons are broken and I can't fix that at work, but otherwise, it's a pretty solid Web 1.0 lookin' thing. HTML, I learned some CSS to simplify things, but no Javascript, no flash, no nada else.
Check it out if you care to! https://tourma.great-site.net/
I wasn't happy with 8 different themes on my website, so there's now a 9th one, which lets you customise the main settings. It's driven by about a dozen #CSS custom properties (I love theming in CSS holy heck…I should write about it). It was a good… distraction, to build this.
Anyway, maybe you want some "Matrix" or bubble gum style instead of my painstakingly and lovingly crafted themes? That's fine, express yourself everywhere! Even on my personal website!
Have a go: https://chriskirknielsen.com/