ArneBabPure CSS dark-mode toggle:
https://www.draketo.de/software/css-dark-mode-toggle
The simplest pure #CSS toggle for dark mode without persistency. Commented example. Just read the code ☺.
Kevin Karhan 
Wer so'n shice programmieren kann, kann auch gefälligst ne Seite baun die ohne #JavaScript auskommt!
#NoJS #Malware #NoJavascript #Accessibility #Privacy #ITsec #InfoSec #OpSec #ComSec #Webdesign #Enshittification
Larry GarfieldThis is almost certainly not the right way to do this, but damn it is cool that you can.
baumannzone📰 Ya puedes leer el post.
🧐 ¿Para qué usar 40kB de JavaScript cuando HTML ya lo resuelve con 4 líneas?
🪗 Si tu componente colapsa usando JS... tal vez nunca fue un buen componente.
👉 https://www.baumannzone.dev/blog/acordeones-nativos-en-html-sin-una-linea-de-javascript
Dan Qhttps://codepen.io/ItsDanQ/full/WbbymbB
This was fun but pointless: using #CSS :has(), :checked, and the subsequent sibling selector (~) to make a #noJS #HTML list filtering tool.
🔗 Blog post with more details: https://danq.me/dynamic-filters-in-pure-css
DanielCSS-only LQIP:
https://leanrada.com/notes/css-only-lqip/
This is so cool!
#css #lqip #image #placeholder #nojs #gradient #math #awesome #development
crowsomeone on here wished "there was an easy way to generate http errors" and now there is: https://http.xvrqt.com/
just go to /<status_code> to generate it (provided it's 200, or in the 4XX, 5XX range)
#html #css #nojs #http #codes #errors
just go to /<status_code> to generate it (provided it's 200, or in the 4XX, 5XX range)
#html #css #nojs #http #codes #errors
Thor A. HoplandI think we may be passed the threshold where we can accept #NoJS anymore. What we do need is to actually look at #WebStandards and expand how containerized a website gets.
Like for instance, the app should not know the absolute value of your screen size, or to have so much control over #LocalStorage.
We're at a point where we should also ask ourselves if the #user shouldn't get to decide how they source their frameworks, be it from origin or from a #CDN.
janj
Wolfram wants peaceNo need to add the * manually behind required form fields anymore.
Just let CSS do it:
label:has(+ [required])::after {
content: " *";
}
The "+ ..." just means that <label> and the <input>, <select>, etc. are siblings.