Nathan Knowler
@knowler.dev
Building web stuff and design systems. Focused on accessibility, progressive enhancement, and web components. At the intersection of CSS and the Shadow DOM.
he/him
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https://knowler.dev
https://sunny.garden/@knowler
he/him
Métis/settler
Treaty 1/wpg
https://knowler.dev
https://sunny.garden/@knowler
CSS anchor positioning for a drop indicator is really nice.
June 11, 2025 at 4:24 PM
CSS anchor positioning for a drop indicator is really nice.
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May 26, 2025 at 4:06 PM
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They differ slightly.
Find in page does nothing.
Text fragments will scroll the page to the location, highlight the matching text briefly before disappearing (i.e. content stays hidden while in view). User needs to scroll content out of view and back in for it to show up properly.
Find in page does nothing.
Text fragments will scroll the page to the location, highlight the matching text briefly before disappearing (i.e. content stays hidden while in view). User needs to scroll content out of view and back in for it to show up properly.
February 13, 2025 at 7:00 PM
They differ slightly.
Find in page does nothing.
Text fragments will scroll the page to the location, highlight the matching text briefly before disappearing (i.e. content stays hidden while in view). User needs to scroll content out of view and back in for it to show up properly.
Find in page does nothing.
Text fragments will scroll the page to the location, highlight the matching text briefly before disappearing (i.e. content stays hidden while in view). User needs to scroll content out of view and back in for it to show up properly.
Forms with view transitions are so much fun. I’m implementing pagination for my site and—getting distracted—I added a plain HTML form to the page to control the pagination cursors. I haven’t enhanced this with JS at all.
January 31, 2025 at 6:30 AM
Forms with view transitions are so much fun. I’m implementing pagination for my site and—getting distracted—I added a plain HTML form to the page to control the pagination cursors. I haven’t enhanced this with JS at all.