Sean Goodwin
@seangood.bsky.social
Web Design • Photography • Hub of the Universe
I would probably avoid the Lager though.
October 27, 2025 at 2:30 AM
I would probably avoid the Lager though.
Same here, but I’m quickly getting over it. GitHub Copilot is making quick work of updating all my sites for me.
I feel better with each keystroke saved 😜
I feel better with each keystroke saved 😜
October 18, 2025 at 1:39 PM
Same here, but I’m quickly getting over it. GitHub Copilot is making quick work of updating all my sites for me.
I feel better with each keystroke saved 😜
I feel better with each keystroke saved 😜
And the % units too! 😉
Go naked! hsl(270, 50, 40)
Go naked! hsl(270, 50, 40)
October 13, 2025 at 12:26 AM
And the % units too! 😉
Go naked! hsl(270, 50, 40)
Go naked! hsl(270, 50, 40)
So fresh and so clean!
October 9, 2025 at 3:36 PM
So fresh and so clean!
Version: 1.104.3
I don't have any fancy extensions installed. CSS Nesting Syntax Highlighting by Jacob Cassidy (another game-changer if you aren't using it).
I don't have any fancy extensions installed. CSS Nesting Syntax Highlighting by Jacob Cassidy (another game-changer if you aren't using it).
October 9, 2025 at 3:29 PM
Version: 1.104.3
I don't have any fancy extensions installed. CSS Nesting Syntax Highlighting by Jacob Cassidy (another game-changer if you aren't using it).
I don't have any fancy extensions installed. CSS Nesting Syntax Highlighting by Jacob Cassidy (another game-changer if you aren't using it).
Excellent as always!
I didn't realize we could use HSL without the "%".
My VSCode still displays the color preview swatch when I use unitless numbers, both in a direct property (color: hsl(180 50 50), and with variables in the :root.
Why is my VSCode showing them...or why is yours not?
I didn't realize we could use HSL without the "%".
My VSCode still displays the color preview swatch when I use unitless numbers, both in a direct property (color: hsl(180 50 50), and with variables in the :root.
Why is my VSCode showing them...or why is yours not?
October 9, 2025 at 10:03 AM
Excellent as always!
I didn't realize we could use HSL without the "%".
My VSCode still displays the color preview swatch when I use unitless numbers, both in a direct property (color: hsl(180 50 50), and with variables in the :root.
Why is my VSCode showing them...or why is yours not?
I didn't realize we could use HSL without the "%".
My VSCode still displays the color preview swatch when I use unitless numbers, both in a direct property (color: hsl(180 50 50), and with variables in the :root.
Why is my VSCode showing them...or why is yours not?
I use that as well (probably got it from you originally😛), but I decided it was a bit unnecessary to support devices smaller than 300px wide.
February 23, 2025 at 6:33 PM
I use that as well (probably got it from you originally😛), but I decided it was a bit unnecessary to support devices smaller than 300px wide.
Same here, but I extract the “magic number” width into a variable.
--col-min-width: 260px;
grid-template-columns: repeat(auto-fit, minmax(var(--col-min-width), auto));
--col-min-width: 260px;
grid-template-columns: repeat(auto-fit, minmax(var(--col-min-width), auto));
February 22, 2025 at 11:57 PM
Same here, but I extract the “magic number” width into a variable.
--col-min-width: 260px;
grid-template-columns: repeat(auto-fit, minmax(var(--col-min-width), auto));
--col-min-width: 260px;
grid-template-columns: repeat(auto-fit, minmax(var(--col-min-width), auto));
I find the range syntax much easier (although I never use ranges, just the symbols).
I wasn’t sure about nesting media queries within an element at first, but it’s far superior and easier to work with. Love it, along with nesting in general.
Nesting is probably my favorite new CSS thing.
I wasn’t sure about nesting media queries within an element at first, but it’s far superior and easier to work with. Love it, along with nesting in general.
Nesting is probably my favorite new CSS thing.
January 29, 2025 at 6:13 PM
I find the range syntax much easier (although I never use ranges, just the symbols).
I wasn’t sure about nesting media queries within an element at first, but it’s far superior and easier to work with. Love it, along with nesting in general.
Nesting is probably my favorite new CSS thing.
I wasn’t sure about nesting media queries within an element at first, but it’s far superior and easier to work with. Love it, along with nesting in general.
Nesting is probably my favorite new CSS thing.
@inoreader.bsky.social organizes feeds nicely.
January 22, 2025 at 2:15 PM
@inoreader.bsky.social organizes feeds nicely.
Titles can feel uncomfortable. When does one officially become an “expert”?
But don’t forget this is still an indu$try. You help a lot of people - including myself - to be more professional, productive, and profitable.
You’re providing exceptional value through your content. Just remember that.
But don’t forget this is still an indu$try. You help a lot of people - including myself - to be more professional, productive, and profitable.
You’re providing exceptional value through your content. Just remember that.
January 11, 2025 at 4:40 PM
Titles can feel uncomfortable. When does one officially become an “expert”?
But don’t forget this is still an indu$try. You help a lot of people - including myself - to be more professional, productive, and profitable.
You’re providing exceptional value through your content. Just remember that.
But don’t forget this is still an indu$try. You help a lot of people - including myself - to be more professional, productive, and profitable.
You’re providing exceptional value through your content. Just remember that.
I've been using this app lately (UI Colors). It always uses your color as a value in the color set, but it allows you to 'hard' set it as 500 (mid value) or to let them decide where it might be best in the tone scale. Excellent app, and I don't even use @tailwindcss.com. uicolors.app/create
Tailwind CSS Color Generator | UI Colors
Generate, edit, save and share Tailwind CSS color shades based on a given hexcode or HSL color.
uicolors.app
December 6, 2024 at 6:49 PM
I've been using this app lately (UI Colors). It always uses your color as a value in the color set, but it allows you to 'hard' set it as 500 (mid value) or to let them decide where it might be best in the tone scale. Excellent app, and I don't even use @tailwindcss.com. uicolors.app/create
I often start with a client's brand colors, so I like to have those colors appear as colors I can choose as a value.
That said, with all the variables in play regarding various devices, displays, settings (and eyeballs), it's doubtful a slight shift would even be noticeable.
That said, with all the variables in play regarding various devices, displays, settings (and eyeballs), it's doubtful a slight shift would even be noticeable.
December 6, 2024 at 6:48 PM
I often start with a client's brand colors, so I like to have those colors appear as colors I can choose as a value.
That said, with all the variables in play regarding various devices, displays, settings (and eyeballs), it's doubtful a slight shift would even be noticeable.
That said, with all the variables in play regarding various devices, displays, settings (and eyeballs), it's doubtful a slight shift would even be noticeable.
I love the new CSS features, but haven't gotten into the scroll-driven stuff because of this limitation. When the animation is controlled by the scroll position, it has more of a 'flip book' effect rather than a fluid (time-based) flow. Sure, you can use JS, but we want everything in CSS now!
December 6, 2024 at 6:40 PM
I love the new CSS features, but haven't gotten into the scroll-driven stuff because of this limitation. When the animation is controlled by the scroll position, it has more of a 'flip book' effect rather than a fluid (time-based) flow. Sure, you can use JS, but we want everything in CSS now!
But you can’t use it to run an animation, right? In other words it can’t trigger a separate animation (like a fade in) to play.
December 6, 2024 at 6:23 PM
But you can’t use it to run an animation, right? In other words it can’t trigger a separate animation (like a fade in) to play.
It’s very comprehensive, but readable at the same time.
November 16, 2024 at 2:09 PM
It’s very comprehensive, but readable at the same time.
Of course! Actually, stumbling upon things was my whole learning curve.
November 16, 2024 at 2:08 PM
Of course! Actually, stumbling upon things was my whole learning curve.