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Bramus is a web developer from Belgium. He’s part of the Chrome Developer Relations team at Google, focusing on CSS, Web UI, and DevTools. From the moment he discovered view-source at the age of 14 (way back in 1997), he fell in love with the web and has been tinkering with it ever since. Before joining Google, Bramus worked as a freelance developer in various frontend and backend roles. For seven years he also was a College Lecturer Web & Mobile, educating undergrad students all about HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — in that order.
Seems this is a browser bug (but Edge stable and Safari TP both have the same issue) or maybe I don't understand `position-area` right, but if you use CSSOM to set multiple values to `position-area` with one of them being `span-all`, `span-all` would be ignored/removed. #CSS #CSSOM #CSSAnchorPositioning
Oh man, how can we get browsers to ship #CSSanchorPositioning? #css is saving JS once again and we need to make this possible in all browsers!!!
CSS Anchor positioning sucked the fun out of development for me currently.
No idea why position-try-fallbacks isn't working and I'm too exhausted to find out.
Maybe in a few weeks or month there are resources that show reasons why it gets ignored. But for now I have no energy left to fight with this.
I guess development on Questlog is paused for the rest of the year. An easy and quick addition was supposed to make it easier to use. But I've spent so much time on this small "feature" already that I just have no energy left for anything other.
Sorry for everyone that is still waiting for better Reviews and other bigger features…
Wanted to play around with #CSSAnchorPositioning. Everything works in Chrome but the Polyfill just positions every element in the top left in Safari and Firefox.
Bummer… So I probably won't try this the next two years again and still fight this challenge with JavaScript.
Really wanted this to work, but for such a small thing (that is solved with JavaScript for years) that's just too much work yet.
💬 Popping Comments With CSS Anchor Positioning and View-Driven Animations
by Juan Diego Rodríguez @monknow_dev
at @csstricks
#css #CSSanchorPositioning #webdev #ViewDrivenAnimations
https://css-tricks.com/popping-comments-with-css-anchor-positioning-and-view-driven-animations/
@jensimmons Would love it if I could use https://caniuse.com/css-overflow-anchor cross browser. More advanced scroll layouts really get slick with this added and it's too bad the way this needs to be polyfilled with JS to work in #WebKit.