🤯 @amitsheen.bsky.social is going to build a CPU in CSS now. Yeah… I mean… why not, right!? #cssday

Styling form controls will be SO MUCH easier in the (hopefully not so far) future. @ntim.bsky.social demonstrates examples from the CSS Form Control Styling Level 1 specification draft (www.w3.org/TR/css-forms...) #cssday

So, so true. The gap between design tools and the possibilities of the CSS based web platform is
getting bigger year by year. @ishadeed.com at #cssday. (Reminds me of @matthiasott.com‘s talk last year cssday.nl/2024/#matthias)

Implementing column-span is challenging (github.com/w3c/csswg-dr...). It could lead to many unwanted layout issues. @rachelandrew.bsky.social: “If something terrible happens, it should at least be spec'd so that the terrible thing happens the same in every browser.” #cssday

Would it be weird if I put on my sunglasses? 😎 #cssday

Summarize #cssday 😉😭

I really like how open and transparent @cydstumpel.nl is. She always credits people who’ve offered advice in her talk about CSS view transitions. So much respect for live coding. #cssday

@cydstumpel.nl demonstrates how to pause CSS view transitions and use the `::view-transition` pseudo class (developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W... ) to inspect and debug view transitions. #cssday

#cssday > .urinal {
overflow: visible;
}

Ha! An almost secret counter. I'm so happy about the sheer plethora of cool stuff by @miriam.codes. Give me more! #cssday #deeppink

“Complexity is a moving target. We can't make it go away. But we can move it around.” So, so true. @miriam.codes at #cssday

The DAO of CSS. John Allsop shares some valuable wisdom that can easily be forgotten in the daily work. #cssday

Such a nerdy, interesting and jam-packed first #cssday talk by @nerdy.dev. Too much stuff (in VERY good way) to live post here! Embrace native scroll functionality and enhance it gracefully. (and Adam took accessibility into account too). Check out his Code Pens and slides nerdy.dev/cssday-2025