@codeofarmz.bsky.social
Feminize a band name
Womanhattan Transfer
Womanhattan Transfer
Feminize a band name
Pet Shop Girls
Pet Shop Girls
Feminize a band name
The Baha Women
The Baha Women
September 27, 2026 at 7:57 AM
Feminize a band name
Womanhattan Transfer
Womanhattan Transfer
@github.com Could you make the tabs on a PR (Conversation | Commits ...) a second sticky toolbar? Would also be wonderful to have View Deployments popover accessible from there when it is stuck. It could replace the red-green lines diff info if you ask me. Thanks.
July 16, 2026 at 8:26 AM
@github.com Could you make the tabs on a PR (Conversation | Commits ...) a second sticky toolbar? Would also be wonderful to have View Deployments popover accessible from there when it is stuck. It could replace the red-green lines diff info if you ask me. Thanks.
I only view youtube tutorials with at least two guitars in frame. Sorry, not sorry.
July 1, 2026 at 5:06 PM
I only view youtube tutorials with at least two guitars in frame. Sorry, not sorry.
Look @platform.jetbrains.com, look.
This is so freaking useful when rebasing, esp with reordering commits
This is so freaking useful when rebasing, esp with reordering commits
March 18, 2026 at 5:16 PM
Look @platform.jetbrains.com, look.
This is so freaking useful when rebasing, esp with reordering commits
This is so freaking useful when rebasing, esp with reordering commits
Of all the recent CSS features I've been mostly using scroll-state. To get it working can be tricky because container queries only act on descendants, so it can require specific HTML structure. While :after :before are also descendants, forcing them behind (as for toggling horizontal shades)
March 14, 2026 at 12:12 PM
Of all the recent CSS features I've been mostly using scroll-state. To get it working can be tricky because container queries only act on descendants, so it can require specific HTML structure. While :after :before are also descendants, forcing them behind (as for toggling horizontal shades)
If they could only be declarative! As in: when you return a value from a `computed` and what the binding in the template to smoothly change without having to invoke document.startViewTransition
December 3, 2025 at 10:16 PM
If they could only be declarative! As in: when you return a value from a `computed` and what the binding in the template to smoothly change without having to invoke document.startViewTransition
After some 3 hours of running in circles (trying to solve all sorts of Android package problems), even Claude had enough of it.
October 19, 2025 at 2:16 PM
After some 3 hours of running in circles (trying to solve all sorts of Android package problems), even Claude had enough of it.
I wish @webstorm.jetbrains.com could add an Explain or Fix button directly to all the TSxxxx error popups.
October 9, 2025 at 3:46 PM
I wish @webstorm.jetbrains.com could add an Explain or Fix button directly to all the TSxxxx error popups.
make a band singular:
Dire Strait
Dire Strait
make a band singular:
Blue Scholar
Blue Scholar
make a band singular:
Pennyback
Pennyback
September 14, 2025 at 8:02 AM
make a band singular:
Dire Strait
Dire Strait
@digitaltransient.bsky.social
"Tell me what you need from HTML and CSS"
Hi, this sounded so inviting :)
I need a better way to manage MULTIPLE `position: sticky` elements on a page.
Current model is so limited when you work with UI libraries and frameworks.
"Tell me what you need from HTML and CSS"
Hi, this sounded so inviting :)
I need a better way to manage MULTIPLE `position: sticky` elements on a page.
Current model is so limited when you work with UI libraries and frameworks.
August 16, 2025 at 9:16 AM
@digitaltransient.bsky.social
"Tell me what you need from HTML and CSS"
Hi, this sounded so inviting :)
I need a better way to manage MULTIPLE `position: sticky` elements on a page.
Current model is so limited when you work with UI libraries and frameworks.
"Tell me what you need from HTML and CSS"
Hi, this sounded so inviting :)
I need a better way to manage MULTIPLE `position: sticky` elements on a page.
Current model is so limited when you work with UI libraries and frameworks.
Sometimes I ponder what has happened to "single" in SSO.
August 7, 2025 at 7:39 PM
Sometimes I ponder what has happened to "single" in SSO.
Material icons definitely lack a nice set of AI-related symbols
August 5, 2025 at 6:19 PM
Material icons definitely lack a nice set of AI-related symbols
I wish grid had something like grid-template-gaps.
I'd rather have the layout defined in one place, than fiddle with margins/paddings on individual columns/classes
I'd rather have the layout defined in one place, than fiddle with margins/paddings on individual columns/classes
July 25, 2025 at 4:21 PM
I wish grid had something like grid-template-gaps.
I'd rather have the layout defined in one place, than fiddle with margins/paddings on individual columns/classes
I'd rather have the layout defined in one place, than fiddle with margins/paddings on individual columns/classes
CSS is such a gem - you can style `mat-tree` with such a firm layout across all nodes! and even share the same layout with a header that is not even enclosed by mat-tree!
That's because you can bubble `display: subgrid` up as many levels as you need.
I feel so empowered!
cc @kevinpowell.co
That's because you can bubble `display: subgrid` up as many levels as you need.
I feel so empowered!
cc @kevinpowell.co
July 25, 2025 at 3:19 PM
CSS is such a gem - you can style `mat-tree` with such a firm layout across all nodes! and even share the same layout with a header that is not even enclosed by mat-tree!
That's because you can bubble `display: subgrid` up as many levels as you need.
I feel so empowered!
cc @kevinpowell.co
That's because you can bubble `display: subgrid` up as many levels as you need.
I feel so empowered!
cc @kevinpowell.co
When using `position: sticky` on an element that needs to be a margin away from a viewport edge/other sticky, I wish there was something like `overflow-y: curtain-bottom|-top` to make scrolled content disappear beneath the curtain edge (which would extend 100vw)
cc @bram.us @nerdy.dev
cc @bram.us @nerdy.dev
July 1, 2025 at 5:31 PM
When using `position: sticky` on an element that needs to be a margin away from a viewport edge/other sticky, I wish there was something like `overflow-y: curtain-bottom|-top` to make scrolled content disappear beneath the curtain edge (which would extend 100vw)
cc @bram.us @nerdy.dev
cc @bram.us @nerdy.dev
I love the combo of scrollbar-gutter: stable and scrollbar-width. I wish though we also had a function scrollbar-width() that would return the actual px value, so that we can compensate our paddings etc without using guessed values:
padding-right: calc(20px + scrollbar-width(thin))
cc @nerdy.dev
padding-right: calc(20px + scrollbar-width(thin))
cc @nerdy.dev
June 19, 2025 at 8:23 AM
I love the combo of scrollbar-gutter: stable and scrollbar-width. I wish though we also had a function scrollbar-width() that would return the actual px value, so that we can compensate our paddings etc without using guessed values:
padding-right: calc(20px + scrollbar-width(thin))
cc @nerdy.dev
padding-right: calc(20px + scrollbar-width(thin))
cc @nerdy.dev
@bram.us Just wanted to ask if what we today have to support position:sticky+scroll-state is considered to be final? Is there maybe any initiative to improve support for multiple sticky elements on a page that want to get stacked on top of each other?
May 14, 2025 at 10:43 AM
@bram.us Just wanted to ask if what we today have to support position:sticky+scroll-state is considered to be final? Is there maybe any initiative to improve support for multiple sticky elements on a page that want to get stacked on top of each other?
exc. -> ex cetera
April 17, 2025 at 5:54 AM
exc. -> ex cetera
@una.im Hi :) Do you think Anchor API could ever work with sticky and fixed? It'd be awesome if it did - a lot of JS could be ditched to solve these common scenarios:
codepen.io/codeOfArmz/p...
codepen.io/codeOfArmz/p...
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codepen.io
March 25, 2025 at 7:10 PM
@una.im Hi :) Do you think Anchor API could ever work with sticky and fixed? It'd be awesome if it did - a lot of JS could be ditched to solve these common scenarios:
codepen.io/codeOfArmz/p...
codepen.io/codeOfArmz/p...
I wish container queries could have something like:
container-scope: with-self
Currently they only act downwards. This makes it difficult to style opinionated libs markup where you can't insert any wrappers.
1/n
cc @nerdy.dev
container-scope: with-self
Currently they only act downwards. This makes it difficult to style opinionated libs markup where you can't insert any wrappers.
1/n
cc @nerdy.dev
March 19, 2025 at 9:05 AM
I wish container queries could have something like:
container-scope: with-self
Currently they only act downwards. This makes it difficult to style opinionated libs markup where you can't insert any wrappers.
1/n
cc @nerdy.dev
container-scope: with-self
Currently they only act downwards. This makes it difficult to style opinionated libs markup where you can't insert any wrappers.
1/n
cc @nerdy.dev
Next time impostor syndrome hits you, go try Claude - it should pull you out of it
January 12, 2025 at 10:22 AM
Next time impostor syndrome hits you, go try Claude - it should pull you out of it
There should be some smart way for `<pre>` as well as for multiline template strings in JavaScript to ignore code editor indentation.
January 5, 2025 at 10:56 PM
There should be some smart way for `<pre>` as well as for multiline template strings in JavaScript to ignore code editor indentation.
Looks like the new year resolutions kick in mostly in the area of newsletter sendouts. Been getting a lot of emails last days from companies and individuals that I forgot even existed. They resurrected from dust and oblivion.
"1. We need to do better with our internet presence in 2025."
"1. We need to do better with our internet presence in 2025."
January 4, 2025 at 2:13 PM
Looks like the new year resolutions kick in mostly in the area of newsletter sendouts. Been getting a lot of emails last days from companies and individuals that I forgot even existed. They resurrected from dust and oblivion.
"1. We need to do better with our internet presence in 2025."
"1. We need to do better with our internet presence in 2025."