Posts tagged #css — Page 2

CSS finally has real, reusable functions. The new @function at-rule lets you define typed helpers that run in the browser with live values — here is how it…

Community themes are all-or-nothing. CSS snippets let you change one thing at a time, and Obsidian's built-in variables make it easier than you'd expect.

The CSS light-dark() function collapses your two dark-mode palettes into a single declaration. Here is how it works, the color-scheme gotcha that trips…

Masonry layout is coming to CSS as grid-lanes, and Safari shipped it first. Here's how the new display value works, why it beats the JavaScript libraries…

The auto-growing textarea has been a JavaScript rite of passage for years. A single CSS declaration now does the whole job, and it works on inputs and…

The high-voltage variant of Grimicorn keeps every semantic role and swaps in eight electric hexes. Here's what changes, what doesn't, and the contrast…

How I turned a single calm, low-fatigue color palette into matching dark and light themes for VS Code, terminals, Obsidian, Claude Code and ten other tools…

Unregistered CSS custom properties can't animate — they just snap. @property fixes that by giving the browser a type, a default, and an inheritance rule…

CSS @scope reached full browser support in December 2025 — here's how to use it to write component-scoped styles without CSS Modules, BEM, or a build step.