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What's with all of these CSS posts that don't have an example of what it looks like right up top, much less hidden behind a link? The first thing I want to kno
by mcantor 16y ago
What's with all of these CSS posts that don't have an example of what it looks like right up top, much less hidden behind a link? The first thing I want to know about any CSS technique is how it looks.
- filosofo 16y agoProbably to keep them from being broken by the styling on the article's page, which could change in unknown ways at any given time in the future. Better to keep the example on its own independent page.
- joe_the_user 16y agoThe technique is broken for half the browsers so he wanted to warn people first. But that does make CSS cleverness seem unappealing given that even the "showcases" are broken.
- ahrjay 16y agoI would be interested to know which browsers it's broken in? IE8 and below don't support the :checked pseudo-class, the fallback is to show the list fully expanded. Otherwise the browser support is quite broad.