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@kizu@front-end.social

New blog post: “Four Resolutions From TPAC 2026 CSSWG Meetings”.

blog.kizu.dev/four-tpac2026-cs

Last week TPAC 2026 happened. I attended it remotely, and participated in a bunch of  Working Group meetings.

There were many discussions and resolutions, but I want to focus on four of them. They’re pretty nice! But also I am biased, as they’re all something I wrote about before or will benefit from.

@kizu@front-end.social

New blog post: “Throwback to Space Toggles Boolean Algebra”.

blog.kizu.dev/space-toggles-bo

Today I quickly point out at one section of my old Cyclic Toggles article that people could’ve missed behind the technique itself — ability to use values not just directly, but alongside some boolean logic.

@kizu@front-end.social

New blog post: “Groundbreaking Upgrade to SVG Is Approaching: Linked Parameters Are Almost Here”.

blog.kizu.dev/link-parameters-

“This feature will change everything” might be a bit of an exaggeration, but it, surely, will change a lot, both in and . In this post, I’ll report on what is happening right now with it, and why I think this is so exciting :blob_cat_aww:

@joanpla@mastodon.social

Great lecture by CSS inventor and internet pioneer Håkon Wium Lie in Halden today (at Østfold University of Applied Sciences, the same building where he went to high school many years ago).
Out of context quotes:
-"I want to advise young people to plant an apple tree"
-"What I thought at the time was: Europeans can do standards, Americans can do software"
-"In addition to plant an apple tree, you should build a Viking ship"
@w3c @csswg @themayor

Projected slide in a lecture hall showing an old bulletin board poster from CERN, from the early days of the World Wide Web, that reads “World Wide Web / you click, we do the rest!”, with Håkon Wium Lie standing near the bottom left of the large screen.
@cassidy@blaede.family

I loathe tailwind.

Sorry:

<section class="relative overflow-hidden !py-0 mt-10">
<div class="container pt-t10 text-left prose bg-light fg-dark mt-5">
<p class="p prose visible fg-dark m-auto w-fit max-w-32 p-10 font-medium">I loathe tailwind.</p>
</div>
</section>

@css@front-end.social

📝 New CSS Article!

With Scroll-Driven Animations, you can transfer a value from one element to another anywhere on the page. I am using it to implement children-count().

Strange? Confusing? What the heck am I talking about?!

Read my latest article 👇

blog.master.dev/transferring-s