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Firefox 162 (Nightly) trials the headingoffset and headingreset attributes.
Firefox 162 (Nightly) trials ident().
Chrome 157 ships text-decoration-inset and text-overflow: <string> (no Safari support).
Too many websites look alike. They use familiar layouts, repeat the same patterns, and often leave little impression once you’ve moved on. Andy Clarke explores how understanding a company’s story can lead to more distinctive designs, using modular and compound grids to create layouts with character.
Is the technique inspired by the DRY principle by identifying and reducing (if not eliminating) CSS declaration repetition still a relevant optimization strategy?
Things look a little different around here? I hope so because we just pushed a site redesign! Here’s everything new with the 20th(!!) version of CSS-Tricks.
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