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The #cssday photos have been published and they are great. Love them. cssday.nl/2026/pix/pho... But these... These made my day. These were taken during my talk and it makes all of the work I put into it worth it. ❤️

The Chrome DevTools team are doing a "papercuts" sprint where they try to address lots of small, irritating bugs and annoyances. Reply with crbug.com links (no bug, no fix—that's the deal!) and will see what we can do. No promises though as some may be features/too big/unclear how to solve.

I’m seizing this moment, as I’ve already sent a selection of 10 bugs to our DevTools team for them to look at 😁 Which papercut bugs would you like to see solved? Send me your crbugs and I’ll forward them. No crbug to point to? No worries: you can always file new ones at crbug.com/new 😉

Did you attend #CSSDay and saw my talk (or heard about it), and you really want CSS Grid Lanes to be supported across browsers? ➡️ Give this issue a thumbs-up *and* add a comment explaining your use case. This can help a lot move things forward 💟 github.com/web-platform...

Inspired by @meyerweb.com's talk at @cssday.nl I played with offset-path before, but somehow missed that we can use it with border-box and padding-box, making this so incredibly easy. I need to fix up the code a bit as it's kinda messy, but you can see it here: codepen.io/editor/kevin...

😮🤩🥹 when some of your web heroes start following you on social media.

In my talk for CSS Day, I had a slide of a comment from YT complaining about CSS overstepping its bounds now that we can do some logic-based styling directly in CSS. Afterwards, @adactio.com came to see me to laugh about it a bit, because he was hearing the same thing when :hover was added to CSS.

how's everyone hooking @standard.site up to their personal sites? would love to hear your stack + what your integration looks like!

TIL you can make it so that a client connecting with a specific SSH key can only run a single, specified command when connecting. Am using this to make sure when I’m backing up stuff from my VPSs with rsync, the key can only do rsync. man.openbsd.org/sshd#command...

this little article is sixteen years old today: alistapart.com/article/resp... feels deeply weird that it’s that old. the pub date feels like it’s two lifetimes ago and two weeks ago, all at the same time.

If you don't have time to read it, the tl;dr is, if there are educational content creators you value, let them know. They might write, make videos, or anything else. Times are tough, and talented people are fading away. A few encouraging words from a real person can make a huge difference.

Wrap detection, such that I can collapse menu items in a horizontal bar when they don't fit dynamically.

I want flow with grid-columns, and the ability to float-align into those columns, with text wrapping. like grid-lanes, but this time grid-flow. For editorial, article layouts, pull quotes, side notes etc

Experimented with some CSS :has() on my contact form page. I've used it to make a "multi-level" <select> listbox, conditional block of text to aid visitors, and sprinkled in some animation for the grid resizing too. Just CSS doing all of this, pretty happy with it ☺️

Working on my talk for @cssday.nl and I just realized it's less than a month away. Not panic time yet, but it's coming fast 😅 Also, early bird pricing ends today, so if you don't have your ticket yet, now's the time! cssday.nl

Happy Anniversary CSS! On 12 May 1998 CSS level 2 went to Rec. It's amazing how far the web and CSS has come in 28 years. Thank you to everyone who has contributed to CSS over the years! www.w3.org/Style/CSS/Ov... #WebStandards #WebDesign #CSS w3c.social/@w3c/1165617...

Why would you need a tiny JavaScript engine for 3D voxel scenes rendered to SVG? Not sure. But, it’s very cool, so here you go: meodai.github.io/heerich/

Converted handwriting into a CSS-animated SVG for a personal tribute project. See it on CodePen: codepen.io/editor/hexag...

anyone else *super* irked when someone pastes to you what the AI said, as if it has any authority on anything?

Firefox has been moving fast lately. Many of the bug reports I'm following have been fixed. And 151 will finally support CSS container style queries. Firefox already has the fastest CSS engine of the big three. If it catches up on features too, it might become the best browser.

A hermeneutics of Minecraft.

A crowdsourced list of sci/tech/biz words nerds use to signal that they’re smart

Silly Goose Software Club 🥺

JavaScript now has non-mutating array methods ✨ `toSorted()`, `toReversed()`, `toSpliced()`, and `with()` return new arrays instead of modifying the original. No more [...arr].sort() to avoid side effects. Learn more 👇 developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/...

Fun fact: alt text is not only useful for blind people / people who can't see the image. It can also be useful for those of us who can see the image but need to understand why the author posted the image or what message they want the image to convey.

--dangerously-talk-about-goblins

Whimsical Animations launches on Monday and I’m already getting the pre-launch jitters. 😂 I really think this is my best course. Excited to finally get it published! ✨

Yeah and that’s fine, I’m including that when I say “produce work with LLMs.” I have no idea why anyone would limit themselves to not looking at or writing any of the code themselves. Same way I wouldn’t expect anyone to paint a room with just a roller.

tech literacy should be part of the curriculum in today's day and age, especially around what the internet is, how it's built, and the common bugs/outage reasons. no one needs to know how to code even, just like how i know about the water cycle without knowing the chemical minutiae of the reactions

I always loved this type of work! Some of my colleagues dreaded it, and enjoyed building exciting new features more. But I do think that you level up as a developer *precisely* because you do this kind of work. Which patterns scale, which don't. What is testable, what isn't.