@simevidas Let’s ask @____lighthouse. Visual context of the discussion: https://t.co/yx1jEWwdUC
@simevidas @mmatuzo I like the cursor idea. The Font Awesome community has come up with the concept of inverting the external link icon: https://t.co/iy35yFkWDs.
“`css
a[href^=”#”] {
cursor: ns-resize;
}
a[href^=”#”]::after {
/* Icon from https://t
@agektmr Hiragana is a really great idea! Dispute settled:
“`html
<ruby>
GIF
<rt>
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</rt>
</ruby>
“`
I love `<ruby>`: https://t.co/XL1vn9Upv8
@simevidas You could (#YOLO), but in practice you should still use `src` just in case. See the demo from my first reply: https://t.co/xfIG0L1TlE.
@DotProto What you’re looking for is called inflectors in the field of natural language processing. The go-to library is called natural, here’s the documentation on its inflectors: https://t.co/bsesvfv9ge. It’s best run on a server, but works on the