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Yeah, I'm looking to make a site / subreddit sometime soon that is designed around this kind of answer / solution to users' problems.
by spb 12y ago
Yeah, I'm looking to make a site / subreddit sometime soon that is designed around this kind of answer / solution to users' problems.
- ibisum 12y agosometime soon, lol! for my part, i wonder if these guys with the deep chi on css are probably .. correct me if i'm wrong .. using the source? i.e. do you get some sort of insight by observing how css is handled, in some source somewhere, or .. how ?
- nathancahill 12y agoNo, it's just combining the :before class with attr(), and then styling it with width: 50%. No secret sauce, just a creative hack.
- pjc50 12y agoNo, they just have a very thorough understanding of the box model and all the different selectors. There's quite a lot of pieces and they can interact in many ways; some people just have the right mindset to solve that puzzle.
- sanderjd 12y agoIs there a good advanced css book (or other long-form resource), or do you just have to read specs at this level? I feel like I have "known" CSS reasonably well for quite some time, but have never attained the level of depth it takes to really grok all the ways the puzzle pieces interact with one another.
- scott_s 12y agoHow would it differ from Stack Overflow? (I'm not being snarky, but asking a real question.)
- tomf64 12y agoMaybe I'm misinterpreting but I assumed the subreddit would be a collection of answers like this instead of a place to ask them which would be super cool and helpful. Not sure if that's what's meant though.