You can delay each background-color transition by calculating the euclidean distance from the clicked box, and use a animation queue so the transitions don't run out of order.
You can delay each background-color transition by calculating the euclidean distance from the clicked box, and use a animation queue so the transitions don't run out of order.
Someone on Twitter made it using UIKit, and I tried to see if it can be done on the web. It can!
I read somewhere that its bad to animate css blurs though. is this true in chromium or not that serious @bram.us @una.im
I could not find any permutation of height/max-height with overflow: scroll that worked until i used that
I could not find any permutation of height/max-height with overflow: scroll that worked until i used that
I learnt this week that you can do this in CSS and it works
I learnt this week that you can do this in CSS and it works
Once I figure out how to wrap it into a grid its over for everyone 😈
Once I figure out how to wrap it into a grid its over for everyone 😈
Anything is possible in just CSS if you try hard enough.
Anything is possible in just CSS if you try hard enough.
The syntax is eh but hey it works!
The syntax is eh but hey it works!
A little improvement inspired by Vue. No more ternary string concatenations.
A little improvement inspired by Vue. No more ternary string concatenations.