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  • CSS for underlines

    text-decoration-thickness and other attributes are now widely supported. Yay!

    Lobsters1 min read
  • The death of web development education

    In a personal blog post, Baldur Bjarnason describes how he worked in various fields and positions: as an author, publisher, consultant, developer, educator, as well as radio and TV producer. None of these jobs were economically viable in the long term.

    Lobsters8 min read
  • Shadow roots, explained with live examples

    Tool: Shadow roots, explained with live examples Prompt to Fable 5.1 Medium: Build an artifact to explain shadow roots in CSS with interactive examples Tags: css

    Simon Willison1 min read
  • Which CSS rule wins, and why it is not the specific one

    Nearly everyone reaches for specificity first, and nearly everyone is starting three steps too late. Specificity is the fourth tie-breaker, and by the time the cascade gets to it most of the interesting decisions have already been made. (css, 4 min)

    LoupeKit Blog4 min read
  • Recovering a Tailwind theme from a site you did not build

    Nobody ships tailwind.config.js. What reaches the browser is a compiled stylesheet and a great many class attributes - and between those two, most of a design system is still legible. (css, 5 min)

    LoupeKit Blog4 min read
  • Playing with Georgia

    Georgia is a timeless typeface that comes free on almost every computer. No CDN, no @font-face, no extra requests. At the defaults it's soft and classy -- the kind of look that still holds up. A little negative tracking and a slight vertical stretch go a long way.

    Tinkerfont Blog4 min read
  • All new bear blog CSS playground

    A while back I shared a small tool for styling Bear blogs without wrestling with DevTools overrides: bear.css.observer. I've improved the UI a bit since then. The panel is cleaner, the editor is easier to live with, and the overall flow feels less like a hacked-together demo.

    Tinkerfont Blog1 min read
  • Measuring AI-generated markup without guessing

    You cannot detect that code was written by a model. You can measure a texture that generated code tends to have - and then the hard part is not flagging the careful hand-written page that happens to share it. (css, 4 min)

    LoupeKit Blog4 min read

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