
Discoveries #23 - UI/CSS
As a visual person, I’m always thrilled when I come across small but subtle tips, tricks or even entire solutions that lift my understanding of what can be done with CSS to new heights. Of course, this month :has()
is once again one of them, but also once again contributions from Bramus van Damme and Ahmad Shadeed, whose posts I read without exception because they are both so good at what they do.
- Tree views in CSS
- Scroll Shadows With JavaScript
- CSS Mirror Editing in Edge DevTools for VS Code
- Prevent Scroll Chaining With Overscroll Behavior
- Display content in the title bar - Microsoft Edge Development
- The large, small, and dynamic viewport units
- An Interactive Guide to Flexbox in CSS
- Flexbox Dynamic Line Separator
- Style a parent element based on its number of children using CSS :has()
- :has(): the family selector