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sandra_anderson
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1h ago
Watched a guy at a coffee shop in Boise rebuild a nav bar with one line of grid in 2019 and I still use that trick
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hugo37
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5h ago
A guy on r/css told me my grid trick was 'just flexbox with extra steps' and now I can't unsee it
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susanm22
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1d ago
Just realized my sticky header was eating 40px of scroll because of one padding line
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shah.evan
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6d ago
Watched a guy at a Charlottesville hack night turn a 40 line grid into 6 lines with :has()
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oscarwilliams
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7d ago
Found the one-line fix that kills those tiny gaps under inline images
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river183
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8d ago
Just realized my whole grid layout was wrong after one comment on CodePen
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wadeyoung
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10d ago
Bought a $35 CSS tool for easing curves, my animations finally feel right
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quinn_foster
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11d ago
Burned 4 hours on a CSS mask blend that one display property fixed
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nathang67
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14d ago
One comment about my grid gaps changed how I write 50 lines of CSS
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green.mason
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18d ago
Accidental z-index disaster on a carousel, 2am fix
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stellag21
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19d ago
A code review in 2019 made me quit overusing CSS variables
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lucas159
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19d ago
The museum exhibit that made me rethink my flexbox habits
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robinmason
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19d ago
The day I stopped nesting everything inside divs
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webb.stella
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19d ago
That 1px gap on my hover state cost me a full Sunday
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tessawebb
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20d ago
A client in Cleveland told me my CSS grid was too fancy, and they were right
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