It would be better if the year started in March [1]—as it once did [2]: • The names of months would fit with their numbers: 7 = September, 8 = October, 9 = November, 10 = December • The seasons would fit neatly into the year (vs. the year starting during winter or summer). [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/The10thDentist/comments/1h34xjr/the_year_should_start_on_march_first/ [2]
#CSS: Drawing SVG grid layout diagrams with HTML. This page demonstrates the approach: image
I asked a #CSS question on Reddit: Flexbox: Trying to make sense of “content” vs. “items” With grid, the distinction seems clear: • “Content” means “outside grid cells”. • “Items” means “inside grid cells”. Flexbox: • align-content and align-items follow this pattern. • justify-content doesn’t and should be called justify-items(?) https://www.reddit.com/r/css/comments/1o5o5c8/flexbox_trying_to_make_sense_of_content_vs_items/
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#CSS thought: Currently, you can configure both default font size and default page zoom in browsers. I’m wondering if it shouldn’t be only page zoom. Two benefits: • Arguably more intuitive: “Make things bigger!” • Using px (which I find more intuitive than rem) wouldn’t have downsides anymore.
#CSS—I can’t make these behave differently for grid layout: justify-content: normal; justify-content: stretch; I’ve read somewhere that `stretch` is like `normal` but does not scale proportionally. However, that does not seem to be true: They seem to be exactly alike.
#CSS: flexbox cheat sheet inspired by 1. justify-content (along main axis) 2. align-items (along cross-axis)
#Markdown: Is there a way to get GitHub to change how they handle this one detail of tables? Currently, pipes must be escaped inside backticks: | f\|oo | |-------------| | b `\|` az | | b **\|** im | It’s frustrating: • I find it problematic that backticks behave differently depending on whether they are used in a table or elsewhere. • Some Markdown implementations follow what GitHub does, others don’t.
Obscure HTML entities: &npsp; no problem space &nbdsp; no big deal space
Web development for beginners: Styling HTML via CSS #2ality #WebDev #CSS