CSS-Tricks Releases Packed Issue Of What's !important
CSS-Tricks releases a packed issue of What's !important, featuring various CSS techniques and updates. The newsletter is also returning and moving to a new format.
Original reporting · css-tricks.com
Original: “What’s !important #19: CSS Refraction Effects, Scroll State Queries, @custom-media, and More”
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Key points from CSS-Tricks’s report
- CSS-Tricks has released a new issue of What's !important, featuring various CSS techniques and updates.
- The newsletter is returning and moving to a new format, with issues being released every two weeks.
- The issue includes articles on background image refraction effects, customizable components, and scroll-state queries.
CSS-Tricks has released a new issue of What's !important, featuring a range of CSS techniques and updates. The issue includes articles on background image refraction effects, customizable components, and scroll-state queries.
According to CSS-Tricks, the newsletter is also returning after a hiatus and will be moving to a new format, with issues being released every two weeks. The newsletter will feature the latest front-end goodness and web platform updates.
CSS-Tricks reported that the new issue of What's !important includes a range of interesting topics, such as the use of @custom-media, container queries, and anchor positioning. There are also articles on detecting overlapping elements and animating CSS grids.
The issue features contributions from various experts in the field, including Preethi Sam, Brecht De Ruyte, and Dan Holloran. Their articles provide insights into the latest CSS techniques and best practices.
CSS-Tricks also announced that the What's !important newsletter will be available for subscription, with new issues being released every two weeks. The newsletter will provide readers with the latest updates on front-end development and web platforms.
Additionally, CSS-Tricks mentioned that some of the new CSS features and techniques discussed in the issue are still in the experimental stage, but they have the potential to revolutionize the way we design and develop websites.
Questions and answers
What is the frequency of the new What's !important newsletter?
The newsletter will be released every two weeks.
How can I subscribe to the What's !important newsletter?
Readers can subscribe to the newsletter to receive the latest front-end goodness and web platform updates.
What topics are covered in the new issue of What's !important?
The issue covers a range of topics, including background image refraction effects, customizable components, and scroll-state queries.
