💡 CSS Tip! An old design pattern solved by a modern CSS feature. css-tip.com/responsive-s... Learn how Gap Decorations makes it easy to add a separator between items using simple code with no hacks. It works with different alignment settings, and you can easily adjust the shape as well.

Some neat tricks in here! I love the pattern creation examples.

🚀 New article on gap decorations (coming soon) in CSS. I have a small obsession with clean layout lines, and this is the first time it feels easy to draw them without polluting the markup. Goes through the new properties, a playground, and some experiments... 👾 utilitybend.com/blog/css-is-...

Chromium rolled out gap decorations with v149 and boy, am I excited about this. The Web Weekly site has lots of solid and dashed gaps and making this work was quite painful. Here's a good explainer. https://utilitybend.com/...

The new Web Weekly is just about to hit all the inboxes. 🎉 This time it covers the new Safari release, CSS gap decorations, and the new `headingoffset` attribute. And you can read it online, too. 🫣 webweekly.email/archive/web-...

👋 Want to learn about and try CSS Grid Lanes (aka CSS Masonry)? 🎤 If so, join me on Friday for "Fun with Grid Lanes" at @cssday.nl (or watch the recording later, when it comes out). 🛝 Also check our many samples to learn about the syntax and possibilities: github.com/MicrosoftEdg...

The 2026 State of CSS survey is now live 🎉 Take it here: survey.devographics.com/en-US/survey...

❓ A question for web developers ❓ If you do layout in CSS, what's missing? I'm especially interested in hearing about use cases that aren't yet solved by existing CSS layout features. #css #webdev

CSS Gap Decorations is shipping in Edge and Chrome 149! Really proud of all the work the team did to solve this longstanding web developer ask. developer.chrome.com/blog/gap-dec...

Thank you to everyone who responded, we got some great ideas! Yesterday the CSSWG resolved to use “cap” and “junction” which were among the most popular suggestions, and I’m happy with them 😊

NAMING HELP NEEDED: Looking for single words, to be used in CSS property names, that distinguish between gap decoration ends that form intersections vs. those that don't. Best idea I've come across so far is "intersecting" and "dangling". Do you have other suggestions?

POLLS: The CSS Working Group is looking for author feedback on two topics related to CSS Gap Decorations. Questions below. For background information on Gap Decorations, see the explainer: github.com/w3c/csswg-dr...

New in Chromium 148: detect at-rule support in CSS with `@supports at-rule(@keyword)` www.bram.us/2026/03/15/a... Chrome 148 is currently available on the Canary and Dev release channels. It goes stable at the end of April.

Feature detection for CSS at-rules is landing in Edge and Chrome v148! github.com/MicrosoftEdg...

Wow 👀

Embrace the chaos — The shape and flow of masonry layouts In which I ramble about what it means to think about the shape of a layout vs. the flow of items through this layout. ➡️ patrickbrosset.com/articles/202...

Ooh, this combined with the upcoming gap-decorations is gonna be so nice 🤩

The Microsoft Edge team is looking into support for feature-detecting CSS at-rules, for example `@supports at-rule(@starting-style)`. We'd love to have your feedback. Explainer here: github.com/MicrosoftEdg...

CSS masonry is going into developer trial (behind a flag) in Chromium. Learn how to test the implementation and give your feedback in this post from the Microsoft Edge team developer.chrome.com/blog/masonry... #css

Wanna help the CSSWG decide on some names? Check out github.com/w3c/csswg-dr... and follow the links to the two naming polls. See the top post for the context - this is about the "Interest Invoker API" open-ui.org/components/i...

I'm looking forward to seeing what web authors create with this feature!