seems like you meta-description is a bit wonky 😉

but nice write up, looking forward to be able to use that in the future

I think I found some answer somehow, based on the --foo example. But it's a bit complicated (I guess).
Take
Element: `max-width: var(--w, 100%);`
Container: `--w: 50px`;

And now want to have some wrapper in between that dynamically doubles this. You cannot do `--w: calc(var(--w)*2);`

I am probably missing something, but it only available for custom properties seems a bit strange and counterintuitive ? Aren't custom properties usually inheritable already ?

Office Trip 😜

Reacting to the absolute worst CSS written by AI 😆

I actually bought Civ V physically and activated it on steam, so it doesn't show up on my purchases 😭 Which partially explains why it seems I bought my first game 11 years after activating my steam account 🤔

A serious issue with this is that my dashboard often show the wrong speed limit. It doesn't seem to handle temporary lowered ones very nice, or the case where different lanes have different limits. And sometimes shows the limit on a parallel road.
But I hope in a couple of years we get to have this

approved

wait, what ? the fuck is that last one ? Doesn't Japan already have a demographics issue ?

Not that I would be a proponent of it, but wouldn't "forced impregnation of childless woman over 30" be a much better policy ?

I made this one a while ago codepen.io/svanraes/pen... using a similar technique that puts a border radius on the 5 "edges" of a dynamic grid, we're entering a really cool age in CSS 🎉

I understand the backlash against "AI everywhere" but complete rejection is the same as the older generation when they said "computers are just a fad". It is throwing away the kid with the bathwater and will leave you stranded in a changed world.

Better to stand up and fight for correct use now.

Do you actually need all the JS for this ? Looks like it should be doable with pure css and scroll-timeline as well ?

My main beef with most of the AI options out there is their "eagerness" to do things. If I ask to explain something I do not want it to start nagging me about expanding the code, or adding this or that functionality, and I for sure don't want it to start doing it without my permission. 😠

Yes of course, I am not saying you should not use transitions at all, but some of the simpler in:* ones can be done with css instead making the app just that touch leaner.

I don't think we talked on Svelte Summit 😀 and surely not about pre CSS3, that is better kept in the past 🤣

Looks just like you!!