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So why will anyone want to start thinking of HTML6 and CSS4? Isn’t that trying to mess up with html and css entirely? Well, I was thinking and it came to me that there are some features I will like to see in html and css in the future Let’s get started **HTML6** **<picture>< picture>** – This is even been advocated already by web
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Tab Atkins in 2012: There has never been a CSS4 There will never be a CSS4 CSS4 is not a thing that exists
- Some Hands-On with the HTML Dialog Element - CSS-Tricks
i’m so exited for this element to getting more traction It’s feels a bit awkward and i haven’t attempted POC for it, but for “click outside to close” couldn’t you register a click event on the dialog and use the handler to check where the click occurred?
- Perceived Velocity through Version Numbers - CSS-Tricks
But HTML and CSS are done with that game Shortly after the whole HTML5 CSS3 thing, the message was that there will be no HTML6 CSS4 There are reasons for that, like perhaps it’s healthier for CSS modules to evolve independently of some global versioning number That said… as Dave says: … the lull in excitement since those days is
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Ever search for CSS info and run into some article — perhaps even one or a dozen on this site — that looks promising until you realize it was published when
- How to Implement and Style the Dialog Element - CSS-Tricks
I’m attracted to the <dialog> element as it’s one of those “you get a lot for free” elements (even more so than the beloved <details> element) and it’s so easy to get modal accessibility wrong (e g focus trapping) that having this sort of thing provided by a native element seems… great
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Hey everyone – I’m new to coding (with focus on css), and am trying to load some icons on a webpage I would like to use Flaticons iconfronts, and have followed the instructions of downloading their flaticon css style sheet and attaching it to my html doc in the head using the link they provide:
- Using Flexbox: Mixing Old and New for the Best Browser Support
if you’re considering using a polyfill, you might as well just target flexbox and flexboxlegacy in your CSS with Modernizr i mean unless your heart is completely set on having your flex boxed layout show in IE9 i tend to leave older browsers behind when it comes to stuff like this if they don’t have flex box, then they just get the non flex boxed layout then again, i’m only using
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