Raindrop.io Bookmarks 08/26/2023

2023年8月26日 著

• A quick introduction to CSS @scope - Bram.us

  "Have you heard about #CSS @scope? It's an upcoming way to scope the reach of your CSS selectors, allowing you to move away from methodologies such as BEM because you no longer need to name those in-between elements."

• Adapting Illustrations to Dark Mode

  "filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg);"

• The New CSS Math: round()

  "With CSS, round() behaves similarly by default, except it takes two parameters. The first is the value you want to round, and the second is the precision number."

• The Ending That CSS-Tricks Didn't Deserve

  "I suppose that DigitalOcean doesn't owe anyone an explanation, though, they paid their money for the platform, and they have the right to do whatever they please with it."

• How Google helped destroy adoption of RSS feeds - Open RSS

  "RSS feeds are a vital part of the open web. So, If Google should decide to continue integrating RSS features in its products, it's critical that Google will support them, maintain them over time, and ensure they always remain a priority."

• New Amendment to AB 1757 Encourages Bad Consulting - Converge Accessibility

  "I am really tired of lawyers (granted, that could potentially include me) talking about requiring websites to fully comply with WCAG 2.1 A/AA. Given current technology, full compliance is unachievable and unnecessary."

• aria-haspopup and screen readers - Manuel Matuzović

  "The situation isn't too bad because all screen readers and browsers, except Narrator in Firefox and Chrome, at least support the attribute. Talback and NVDA don't support the grid, listbox, and tree values. NVDA also doesn't support dialog. Other than that, it works great."