I once again hit my monthly data limit for my internet.
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CSS: checking support for selectors
@supports is a good way to apply an entire block of styles only if (modern) browsers support a particular property-value combo. There is no similar block-level mechanism for selector support. Selectors are automatically ignored if their values or syntax aren’t recognized by the browser, so they basically already do this at the ruleset level.
Except, sometimes you want to apply styles to other elements that don’t use the selector, but only if the browser supports the selector.
Continue reading post "CSS: checking support for selectors"At work today, I got to play with programmatically creating SVG for the first time.
Continue reading post "#1833"I had forgotten that CSS attr() is only supported for values of content.
First play with ES modules, rollup, webpack
I played with ES modules, rollup, and webpack on my site for the first time over the weekend.
Continue reading post "First play with ES modules, rollup, webpack"Registered for Stir Trek without any trouble this year.
Continue reading post "#1796"Ansible 2.4 not loading group_vars?
I recently updated to Ansible 2.4 from 2.3, and my group_vars no longer seem to be loading automatically.
I think the most important benefit of meetups for me personally is the social skills practice.
Continue reading post "#1783"IE 5 Mac class attribute with space bug
Crazy Mac IE 5 bugs with the HTML class attribute: If you have a space after any class in the attribute, it will treat any CSS class selector that contains that string at its beginning as a match for the element.
Continue reading post "IE 5 Mac class attribute with space bug"Last week, I had to submit an iOS cordova app to the app store again. It’s rare for me, and every time I struggle with it.
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