If you add a bunch of images via CSS content and apply `display: flex; justify-content: space-between;` then Firefox works OK, but Chrome and Safari can't do this. They treat the set of content as if it is just one item.

To workaround you can put `'\0009'` between the images, use `white-space: pre;`, and then calculate some length value to `tab-size` to almost mimic the `space-between` behavior.

#WebDev #CSS

Well. I guess there are about 32 different primary/secondary action button variants available in the #CSS colornames.

This when pairing two colors to light-dark() that are of similar hue.

https://codepen.io/Merri/pen/ogzLbPV

Do you want to hear a joke?

"Let's just implement design tokens, we don't have time for a design system with all the bells and whistles."

So it's been half a year since I heard that line. If it looks like a design system and if it behaves like a design system then maybe it is a design system.

We now have 5 million Finns laughing at #Microsoft as they released embarrassingly awful production site for Microsoft Translator.

We have things like godly/overlord cookies, a mobile app that the text implies to be given to us regardless of whether we want it or not, and a mysterious link to "Espoon keskus" (which is a place at Finland) and the link goes to downloads page.

This in addition to horrendous mistakes and anglism-like issues everywhere.

Nothing. Makes. Sense.