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Matthias Pfefferle

@pfefferle.org

Pfefferles OpenWeb: Web Intents

Seit Freitag ist die zweite Ausgabe des SCREENGUI-Magazins (mit dem Fokus auf E-Payment, CSS4 und Boilerplates) in allen Bahnhofs- oder Flughafen-Buchhandlungen erhältlich. In "Pfefferles OpenWeb"...

https://notiz.blog/2012/06/20/pfefferles-openweb-web-intents/

Pfefferles OpenWeb: Web Intents

Seit Freitag ist die zweite Ausgabe des SCREENGUI-Magazins (mit dem Fokus auf E-Payment, CSS4 und Boilerplates) in allen Bahnhofs- oder Flughafen-Buchhandlungen erhältlich. In "Pfefferles OpenWeb" geht es diesmal um Web Intents: Seit Webseitenbetreiber das Potenzial von sozialen Netzwerken erkannt haben, nimmt die Anzahl der share, like, bookmark und +1 Buttons stetig zu und entwickelt sich...

notiz.blog

April 10, 2026 at 6:15 AM

Kythra Suntamer

@kythra.bsky.social

www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsS4...

Higher Love - Lilly Winwood with Steve Winwood

YouTube video by Donna Barthule

www.youtube.com

August 22, 2026 at 6:31 PM

CSS Weekly

@cssweekly.com

CSS Weekly #589
🔥 It’s Time To Talk About “CSS5”
🌀 Type Definitions for CSS with at-property
🚨 Highlight a button on Video Cue
🔎 Three Types of Browser Zoom

Featuring @utilitybend.bsky.social, @5t3ph.bsky.social @mia.terrible.gay, @shadeed9.bsky.social, @cobrawinfrey.bsky.social.

cssw.io/issue-589

CSS Weekly Issue #589

Learn when CSS4 and CSS5 are coming, how to provide type definitions for CSS with @property, how to highlight a button on Video Cue, and more.

cssw.io

August 19, 2024 at 11:12 PM

CSS Weekly

@cssweekly.com

And here is the link to the video in question: youtu.be/j4mOm1qic7k

CSS4 Is Coming (Not a Clickbait)

A look at the current state of CSS development, with a detailed explanation of why CSS4 is coming even though we were told that it will never happen, what it...

youtu.be

January 18, 2024 at 10:38 AM

CSS Weekly

@cssweekly.com

I'm incredibly thrilled when I get comments like this on my YouTube videos. 😊

I'm happy even if I don't get a lot of views, when people who watch find the content useful and relevant. 🙂

A comment on CSS Weekly's YouTube video "CSS4 Is Coming" that reads: "Your channel needs more views as spu-tube puts out crap but your content is brilliant."

January 18, 2024 at 10:38 AM

CSS Weekly

@cssweekly.com

CSS Weekly #568

🔥 CSS4 is coming
🧮 An Interactive Guide to CSS Grid (@joshwcomeau.bsky.social)
🪆 CSS Nesting
🪄 DevTools tricks (@utilitybend.bsky.social)
🕍 How to structure CSS @cferdinandi.bsky.social

cssw.io/issue-568

CSS Weekly Issue #568

Find out why CSS4 is coming now, how CSS Nesting and CSS Grid work, and more.

cssw.io

November 30, 2023 at 4:56 PM

CSS Weekly

@cssweekly.com

And here is the link to the video, in case you missed it: cssw.io/css4-is-coming

November 22, 2023 at 8:51 AM

CSS Weekly

@cssweekly.com

There are some interesting, insightful and creative comments on my CSS4 video. Like the idea about naming CSS versions.

My suggestions:
🌟 CSS4: A New Layout Hope
🚀 CSS5: Containers Strike Back
🛟 CSS6: Return of the Floats

But I probably took it a bit too far. 😆

#css #css4

A thumbnail for my YouTube video "CSS4 is coming."

November 22, 2023 at 8:51 AM

CSS Weekly

@cssweekly.com

🔥 CSS4 Is Coming 🔥

A brief look at the current state of CSS, with an explanation of why CSS4 (yes, CSS4!) is coming even though we were told that it will never happen, what it might include, and what all of this means for you.

#css #css4

cssw.io/css4-is-coming

CSS4 Is Coming (Not a Clickbait)

A look at the current state of CSS development, with a detailed explanation of why CSS4 is coming even though we were told that it will never happen, what it...

cssw.io

November 20, 2023 at 5:22 PM

Retro Computers

@retrocomps.bsky.social

At just sixteen bytes long, the definition of 'rebeccapurple' is a tiny easter egg in CSS4. But this tiny little easter egg in the CSS specification, now ten years old, is a tiny tribute to the human souls who make everything work.

The “Hidden” Purple Memorial in Your Web Browser

Victor Algaze (Medium)

medium.com

March 21, 2025 at 4:05 AM

Retro Computers

@retrocomps.bsky.social

At just sixteen bytes long, the definition of 'rebeccapurple' is a tiny easter egg in CSS4. But this tiny little easter egg in the CSS specification, now ten years old, is a tiny tribute to the human souls who make everything work.

The “Hidden” Purple Memorial in Your Web Browser

Victor Algaze (Medium)

medium.com

December 20, 2024 at 8:05 AM

Retro Computers

@retrocomps.bsky.social

At just sixteen bytes long, the definition of 'rebeccapurple' is a tiny easter egg in CSS4. But this tiny little easter egg in the CSS specification, now ten years old, is a tiny tribute to the human souls who make everything work.

The “Hidden” Purple Memorial in Your Web Browser

Victor Algaze (Medium)

medium.com

December 2, 2024 at 12:05 PM

Retro Computers

@retrocomps.bsky.social

At just sixteen bytes long, the definition of 'rebeccapurple' is a tiny easter egg in CSS4. But this tiny little easter egg in the CSS specification, now ten years old, is a tiny tribute to the human souls who make everything work.

The “Hidden” Purple Memorial in Your Web Browser

Victor Algaze (Medium)

medium.com

November 1, 2024 at 8:05 PM

Retro Computers

@retrocomps.bsky.social

At just sixteen bytes long, the definition of 'rebeccapurple' is a tiny easter egg in CSS4. But this tiny little easter egg in the CSS specification, now ten years old, is a tiny tribute to the human souls who make everything work.

The “Hidden” Purple Memorial in Your Web Browser

Victor Algaze (Medium)

medium.com

September 19, 2024 at 11:05 PM

Rachel Andrew

@rachelandrew.co.uk

Why there is no CSS4 – explaining CSS Levels

We had CSS1, and CSS2. We even had CSS2.1 and we then moved onto CSS3 – or did we? This post is a quick explanation of how CSS is versioned...

https://rachelandrew.co.uk/archives/2016/09/13/why-there-is-no-css4-explaining-css-levels/

Why there is no CSS4 – explaining CSS Levels

We had CSS1, and CSS2. We even had CSS2.1 and we then moved onto CSS3 – or did we? This post is a quick explanation of how CSS is versioned today. CSS versions 1 and 2 were monolithic specifications. All of CSS was included in one massive document. Selectors, positioning, colour – it was all...

rachelandrew.co.uk

August 1, 2026 at 1:04 PM