Frontend DogmaShould We Never Use Non-Logical Properties?, by @chriscoyier (@frontendmasters.com):
https://frontendmasters.com/blog/should-we-never-use-non-logical-properties/
Should We Never Use Non-Logical Properties?, by @j9t [@frontenddogma]:
Learn JavaScript, React, and TypeScript to Node.js, Fullstack, and BackendThe one-liner for max-width, centering, and margins.
Should we NEVER use non-logical properties?
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://frontendmasters.com/blog/should-we-never-use-non-logical-properties/
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Still using CSS properties like ‘margin-top’? · Why logical properties are usually better https://ilo.im/165sqm
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#Layout #TextFlow #Languages #Translations #Content #WebDev #Frontend #CSS #LogicalProperties #Debates
CSS Logical Properties—What, Why, and How, by @schalkneethling:
CSS Logical Properties - What, Why, And How - Web Platform Feature of the Week #coding
CSS Logical Properties, by @cferdinandi:
CSS logical properties
Today, I wanted to talk about CSS logical properties, a newer (and arguably better) way to define properties that are directional in nature. Let’s dig in! The *-top, *-bottom, *-left, and *-right properties A lot of CSS properties—things like margin, padding, border and more—have directional variants. Take the margin property, for example. Let’s say you wanted a margin of 1em on the top and bottom, 2em on the left and right.
#Development #Proposals
How do we evolve CSS logical shorthands? · There are options, but one major roadblock https://ilo.im/1630tm
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#CSS #Shorthand #LogicalProperties #Specification #CSSWG #W3C #WebDev #Frontend
Support Logical Shorthands in CSS, by @geoff (@csstricks):
#Development #Techniques
Conditional CSS grid template areas · A magic formula to “open the gates to layout heaven.” https://ilo.im/161t0f
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#Layout #CssGrid #CssNesting #ContainerQueries #LogicalProperties #ResponsiveDesign #WebDesign #WebDev #Frontend #CSS
