@ericlaw Hmm. This is the way it should work indeed. CC: @david_bokan.
RT @rustybrick: Soon you will be able to stylize the color and more of the text fragments from the Google search results click to the scrol…
@SecurityMB @ChromiumDev Not a security expert, but I don’t think so, since you don’t know what the actual target text is. The threat model is comparable to that of the `::target` pseudo class: https://t.co/W8d4iXOVHb.
@schweinepriestr @caniuse I’m not sure at what stage of a proposal @caniuse accepts features to be listed on the site, but certainly worth a try.
You’ll soon be able to style a text fragment URL (https://t.co/WhCJhCpe4w) highlight on pages with the `::target-text` pseudo class (details: https://t.co/aH7udfG869).
“`css
::target-text {
background-color: purple;
}
“`
Now: #:~:text=foo → 🟨ð
@DotProto @RReverser @_developit @henrylim96 Have you folks looked at @deckdeckgo? It’s built by @daviddalbusco.
@JoshWComeau @_davideast There’s an alternative solution that was just posted on the @CSSWeekly newsletter: https://t.co/BafQwSIF0W. Love the multiple ways there are for solving this with CSS.
When fonts fall by @mwichary. A super in-depth article on fonts, glyphs, fallbacks, and much more anecdotal typography knowledge bits. 🤯 https://t.co/W6kHqmxDFD
RT @slightlylate: TIL this cool thing exits for helping kids program real devices over Web Serial:
https://t.co/2T1YsZRT8Q
Would be cool…