@simevidas Thank you, @ecbos_! Finally a font stack I can use universally. 😃 So far I went with `system-ui, sans-serif`, which worked a little sub-optimally but was good enough for my use cases.
RT @Vjeux: I always wondered what was the algorithm used to generate ascii art out of randomness in openssh. Turns out it’s called Drunken…
RT @BenDMyers: ✨ New post!
I wrote about my favorite HTML element you might not have heard of: <dl>
You’ve probably got some use cases fo…
RT @jasnell: New blog post … Implementing Web Streams in Node.js … https://t.co/ApRyr8fB87
(this was originally scheduled to post to N…
RT @htmlstandard: Expand <details> for find-in-page and fragment navigations (thanks josepharhar!)
https://t.co/VUieFtJ8Ug
🤯 Now just imagine how much firster class (⤵ï¸) it would make the Web feel on macOS (and, dare I say iOS and iPadOS) if Safari allowed app installation and supported features like Window Controls Overlay (https://t.co/kT494sbAXV). https://t.co/J8q4K
@shadeed9 “Future generation website†♥ï¸
RT @argyleink: #CSS `:focus-visible`
Lets the browser decide whether or not to show focus
Video shows the difference between `:focus` and…
@hdv @estark37 We always require developer signals (https://t.co/RO2a17osbk) and other vendor signals (https://t.co/1XuvJVCbKp) before (un)shipping a feature. Both signals are only one input into the process to take into consideration—and are neither a
@pepelsbey_ @SaraSoueidan I prefer manipulating the media attributes, but it can be an overhead for small CSS files. My toggle supports both, media attributes & classes: https://t.co/24nhkxmuCJ. On https://t.co/ScxySRrn3M we use classes, on my blog I use