I beat today's CSS Wordle in 3/5 tries. Can you beat the Fairman? css-questions.com/css-wordle #CSSQuestions #CSSWordle

Got lucky 🤭 I beat today's CSS Wordle in 2/6 tries. css-questions.com/css-wordle #CSSQuestions #CSSWordle

Custom scrollbars are still such a specific detail that takes real craft. Good to see CSS Day validating that.

In a world of AI-generated design systems, orchestrating the web still requires people who care. Knowing how to use smart layers, custom scrollbars, view transitions, and have accessibility on top of mind is what builds a joyful UX. 🧑‍💻 Systems should be scalable. utilitybend.com/blog/the-dea...

I love, love, LOOOOOVE, this proposal!!!

I was reading about CSS grid lanes earlier this week and thought I had confused it with the ability to style the "lanes" between the grids. And this is why: developer.chrome.com/blog/gap-dec... (somehow filed in my subconscious)

Here's a quick reminder that you can use `with` in static and dynamic imports to load JSON. More types like CSS and text are on their way. 🤞 https://developer.mozill...

I love CSS scroll driven animations, they are even in turtlebrowse.ingstudios.dev! Waiting for stupid @mozilla.org to implement them...

I thought that we as a people were past spy shows and hacker scenes using basic HTML/CSS to show off computer stuff but I guess not. Shoutout out to The Agency season 2 episode 1

I'm working on something interesting right now which uses some really new experimental CSS.

Does this count? It’s using custom CSS including some Adwaita CSS variables to do fun stuff while trying to stick to the GNOME visual style as much as possible.

I beat today's CSS Wordle in 4/6 tries. Can you beat the Fairman? css-questions.com/css-wordle #CSSQuestions #CSSWordle

A First Look at Scroll-Triggered Animations Let's poke at the differences between scroll-driven and scroll-triggered animations. https://css-tricks.com/css-scroll-triggered-animations-first-look/

You've heard of scroll-driven animations, but what about scroll-TRIGGERED animations? css-tricks.com/css-scroll-t...

Best one so far 😭😂😭 css-questions.com/css-wordle #CSSQuestions #CSSWordle

I beat today's CSS Wordle in 3/6 tries. Can you beat the Fairman? css-questions.com/css-wordle #CSSQuestions #CSSWordle

Agree wholeheartedly; Over time basics that still work everywhere were forgotten — and things that CSS now does that solve problems JS frameworks were made to solve aren't being fully utilized (flexbox, grid, calc, :has, masonry, etc.). The things we wished for we now have, but they're underused!

Really fantastic writeup by @moh-kohn.eurosky.social about the power of HTML-first sites (and @astro.build!) My humble opinion is that 90% of websites don't need Next.js, React, or other hefty client-side frameworks—they just need static pages and the occasional form

Took me a while to realize, but when using #CSS scroll-snap, you can apply scroll-margin to the items in the container to avoid them to show up flush with the viewport.

👉 HTML-in-Canvas is a bridge implementation between HTML/CSS and pixel manipulation (Canvas/WebGL). 👉 Available in Chrome behind the `canvas-draw-element` flag. 👉 We discussed the challenges: cross-origin data leakage, video support, user state privacy, performance 👀 Demos: html-in-canvas.dev/demos/

⏱️ Day 2 👉 We discussed date formatting without JS: 🤔 Where to implement the solution? ShadowDOM using the `<time>` element or CSS with the content property or both? 🤔 What is the scope? should we render absolute or relative time? 🤔 Accessibility? text selection? ✍️ Notes: hackmd.io/IJgF2r1DSuyZ...

What’s !important #13: “@ function”, “alpha()”, CSS Wordle, and More, by @dxnny.fun (@[email protected]): https://css-tricks.com/whats-important-13/?ref=frontenddogma.com #css #retrospectives #functions #layout #webplatform

CSS reacts, JS just listens. @nerdy.dev’s prop-for-that library exposes runtime state to CSS through custom properties: pointer position, scroll velocity, battery, viewport, and 16+ more, no event handlers needed. #css #js prop-for-that.netlif...

I beat today's CSS Wordle in 2/5 tries. Can you beat the Fairman? css-questions.com/css-wordle #CSSQuestions #CSSWordle

CSS functions, the alpha() function, Grid Lanes, some things about <dialog> that you might not know, CSS Wordle, and more. Featuring @janeori.propjockey.io, @nerdy.dev, @una.im, @sunkanmifafowora.bsky.social, #CSSDay As always, thanks to @dxnny.fun for the lowdown! css-tricks.com/whats-import...

@patrickbrosset.com showing some fun with grid lanes at #CSSday. 🤩

Haven’t done a winged eyeliner in 10 years. Guess what I am trying to do one hour before conf starts on the day I MC? #CSSDay

Multiplayer cssDOOM is ready for tomorrow! Attendees will be able to play deathmatch games against each other! CSS is awesome! #cssday

I guess my room number is the right one for a web related event in Amsterdam. #cssday

I knew #CSSDay FOMO would be a thing for me, but ooo geez it's hitting harder than I thought. So many heroes of mine there in one great spot. Hope y'all are having a blast! High fives from Colorado. ✋

we found the hotel cat! #CSSDay

Modern attr() is behind `layout.css.attr.enabled` in Firefox (set it in about:config). It's enabled by default in @firefoxnightly.bsky.social In Firefox DevTools, there will be a tooltip when the attribute value doesn't match the type you declare in CSS #cssday

@css-only.dev you've been mentioned at least three times by speakers at #CSSday. You're impact is undeniable. 🙂

It’s not my first time attending (and speaking at) #cssday but holy cow, my mind is blown 🤯 by the quality of EVERY SINGLE TALK. So, so good. I’m so inspired and overflowing with creative energy 🤩

On the side at #CSSday I've been tinkering with the filterable select. It's still in very early stages in Chrome Canary, but I can't help being a little bit excited. @jakearchibald.com gave a talk yesterday on how the customizable select came to life. It's amazing how many doors are being opened.

Sorting a product list by rating with reading-flow and semantic attr()! Cool! @kevinpowell.co @cssday.nl #cssday

YES, Dark Mode Toggles _should_ be a browser feature. I wrote about this before: brm.us/dark-mode-ov... Find the link to the Chrome Bug in the post, and hit the star next to it to "upvote" the bug. (I even have a prototype extension to provide this for you: brm.us/chrome-dark-...) #cssday

I still have my voice! I am very tired happy bunny after spending the last few days in Amsterdam and having had the honor and privilege of being one of the MCs for #CSSDay 💙 The things you saw that got your heart racing and pumped with excitement were human made and human thought. Go build things

You heard it here first — 2026 is the year you can finally style a select!! It will be in all browsers by the end of the year 🎉🎉🎉 @jakearchibald.com #cssday

Guess who’s closing out #cssday?! This duo 😎😎 @nerdy.dev

I built an offline-first CSS grid lanes demo in my car after learning how to do it from @patrickbrosset.com yesterday at #cssday

My talk for #CSSday went great! I may have gotten pretty heated and upset on stage a few times 😅 Link to the slides and the library I announced "prop-for-that" on my site 🤘🏻 nerdy.dev/contextualis...

If you insert swear words in a Google search, it'll turn off the AI answers. 😂 #CSSDay

CSS DevRel, The Reunion. #CSSDay #ChromeDevRel Caption: @nerdy.dev, @una.im, and I.

We’re at @cssday.nl today and tomorrow! Come check out Polypane, chat with @kilianvalkhof.com, grab some stickers and pins, an extra long CSS Day trial or even one of our new (and exclusive for CSS Day!) cheat sheets on flex, grid, anchors and invokers!

On my way to CSS! CSS! @cssday.nl using the most appropriate means of transportation for an event in Amsterdam! #cssday

Let’s go! #cssday 🙌🏼

There is even a way to make counters in CSS!! And Lyra used it to make a game. Hahaha! She has lots of QR codes and links to these demos.

We can even use this hackery to make a full game controller D pad. This is so clever. Essentially arranging the details summary elements out in the shape of the map.

There is a technique called the CPU hack in CSS. You use animation key frames to run a clock representing the CPU clock. You can then have three variables referencing each other. And then by doing some maths on them, this somehow doesn't blow up.