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Issue 103

Grid experiments, a database of new CSS features, are CSS resets still needed?

Rachel Andrew
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Issue 103

I'm back from Washington DC and An Event Apart, writing this from London Heathrow as I head out to Nice for a few days of vacation, or at least temporarily moving my office to a sunnier location!

Last weekend I put a new version of my site live, it is somewhat rough round the edges as time to work on it is limited. However I think the blog pages are much more readable - and it uses CSS Grid of course!

Rachel Andrew, CSS Layout News


Sass 3.5 is Released « Sass Blog

Sass 3.5 has support for the square brackets used when naming lines in grid-template-columns and grid-template-rows, and it is out now.

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Evergreen websites for Evergreen browsers - YouTube

The video of my talk at Fluent this year, covering grid, features queries and even a little bit of Exclusions.

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Stop Using Resets

A interesting demonstration of how many sites on't need to use a reset or normalizer stylesheet today.

meiert.com


Introduction to Clipping Using clip-path in CSS ← Alligator.io

Lots of examples demonstrating the use of clip-path.

alligator.io

Interesting

CSS Database

CSS Database is a comprehensive list of CSS features and their positions in the process of becoming implemented web standards.

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This website now uses Grid Layout

Hidde de Vries writes about implementing a blog design using CSS Grid.

hiddedevries.nl


The Van der Graaf canon meets display: grid;

I like to see people playing around with ideas like this - also interesting that this is once again a good use case for CSS Regions. I'd really like to see Regions move forward.

nickrttn.me

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