:has() in CSS is so incredible. I was just writing a complicated thing to have an element try to mimic its container's size, etc. so I could mess with the layout for a specific configuration and then BAM :has(div) let me solve the whole problem by actually adjusting the container styles

love it

🛠️ New Interactive Article: Balancing Text In CSS

I explored text balancing in CSS — what it is, the problems it solves, how it works, and included plenty of examples and use cases. Happy balancing! ⚖️

ishadeed.com/article/bala...

This is a fun little trio:

```css
text-wrap: balance;
hyphens: auto;
hyphenate-limit-chars: 10;
```

Allowing hyphenation can help when balancing text. The last property sets the minimum length of hyphenated words to 10 characters which helps avoid undesirable hyphenation of smaller words.

Ticket To Ride is a great game but the process can be kinda annoying:

- managing player route scores by moving pieces around the edge of a 31” x 20.75” board
- figuring out who gets the longest train bonus card (+10 points)
- adding/subtracting destination ticket card points

Introduce yourself with some jobs you've done apart from what you do

- vending machine attendant
- transitory location enumerator (US Census)
- dishwasher
- office coffee specialist
- Kroger store systems support

Have you ever needed the CSS paint-order property?

Really handy when working with text-strokes!