So, I use getPropertyValue() quite often to read some value from CSS custom properties. But I fail when it contains one of those awesome #CSS values, like clamp() or max().
Is there a way in #javascript to somehow get the computed, calculated pixel value of something like this?
Background here is that I am working with a javascript library that requires some things to be set in pixel values, but I work with fluid values all throughout the site.
Longest ride today
Love that one proclaim to build a web framework around „web fundamentals“, yet also make it an essential hard requirement to lock in on cloudflare.
Living with body dysmorphia is a _wild_ thing because you never know how you see yourself when you look at a picture. I attended a wedding this weekend and I just saw some pictures with me on it and I look like an entirely different person. At first I didn't even recognise myself lol.
What are you thinking taking out your Tupperware salmon on a flight? I really sometimes wish I was just a tiny bit sensitive. My god. Honestly people. One can’t always control the the smell one omits, but you can choose not to EAT FISH IN AN AIRPLANE
Why is it that every time that I travel, I find some entirely minor thing that I wish I had done better that will haunt me over the trip. Like I’m on my way to the airport and all I can think about is „I should have clipped my nails once more“
So stupid lol
I'll be in #Manchester from Thursday to Sunday and I have some time to spend. Got any recommendations for things to do? Also if you know a good place for #coffee I'd appreciated a hint!
