A presentation at Tech Talk @ Tagesspiegel by Gunnar Bittersmann
TIL from CSSBattle
.Til { @container widget (width > 18em) { grid-template: “image description” “image form” /1fr 3fr; } } @container widget(width>18em){.Til{grid-template:”image description”“image form”/1fr3fr}} ☠
.Til { @container widget (width > 18em) { grid-template: “image description” “image form” /repeat(1, 1fr) 3fr; } } ” tainer widget(width>18em){.Til{grid-template:”image description”“image form”/repeat(1,1fr)3fr}}
.Til { @container widget (width > 18em) { grid-template-areas: “image description” “image form”; grid-template-colums: repeat(1, 1fr) 3fr; } } Til{grid-template-areas:”image description”“image form”;grid-template-colums:repeat(1,1fr)3fr}}
.Til { @container widget (width > 18em) { grid-template-areas: “image description” “image form”; grid-template-colums: repeat(1, 1fr) 3fr; /* Reason for this syntax: In our build process, spaces get lost in container queries. The CSS parser can handle missing spaces after quotation marks and closing parenthesis. TODO: After updates, replace with grid-template: “image description” “image form” /1fr 3fr; */ } }
How the CSSBattle has helped me to find a hack against disappearing spaces in container queries when minimized
The following resources were mentioned during the presentation or are useful additional information.
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Logical vs. physical properties, values and units in CSS; a presentation at Tech Talk @ Tagesspiegel by Gunnar Bittersmann
The following code examples from the presentation can be tried out live.
