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Note: to enable this feature in the client the hosted page needs to allow it with something like this:
<meta name=”responsive-embedded-sizing” content=”allow-origins=https://example.com”>
This in my feed today: CSS: Unavoidable Bad Parts. It’s about things that are good or bad (mostly bad) in CSS.
Here’s something fun. It’s a computer game based around building a web site and making it popular. It’s built entirely from CSS and HTML, no JavaScript needed! See: CSS Clicker.
Today my friend Maya brought to my attention the fact that the CSS list-style-type Property supports a very extensive number of options…
This turned up in my feed today: CSS library based on Counter Strike 1.6 UI. I was particularly interested in how they implemented the tab panels.
Some CSS tips for the day: CSS Tips.
This is great: CSS tips and tricks you won’t see in most of the tutorials.
Via Hacker News today: A Whole Website in a Single HTML File. As can be seen over here.
This via Hacker News today: Minimal CSS Framework for semantic HTML.