Post I wrote a while ago for Chrome for Developers, about some misconceptions about View Transitions that are making rounds.
Misconceptions about View Transitions
Animatable Accordions (2024.11.27 @ devs.gent)
Talk on animating the <details> element with transition-behavior: allow-discrete , interpolate-size: allow-keywords, and ::details-content.
The Future of CSS: Construct <custom-ident> and <dashed-ident> values with ident()
Uniquely name a bunch elements in CSS in one go! Instead of assigning 100 unique names through 100 declarations, write only 1 and use ident() to construct the names.
Re-imagine the web with View Transitions
Video from Chrome’s 2024 EOY campaign, highlighting View Transitions. I made sure the code snippets and animations that you see where Technically Correct™ + coded up a POC for this one (link to demo included).
Spot Non-Composited Animations in Chrome DevTools
The animations track of a performance trace can now tell you why an animation was not composited.
CSS Wrapped 2024
Chrome and CSS in 2024 journeyed through the forest, over the mountains, and across the seas…
Re-imagine the web with Scroll-Driven Animations
Video from Chrome’s 2024 EOY campaign, highlighting Scroll-Driven Animations. I made sure the code snippets and animations that you see where Technically Correct™.
Control the Viewport Resize Behavior on mobile with interactive-widget
For this year’s HTMLHell Advent Calendar I contributed today’s post. It is all about viewports and virtual keyboards – a topic I have researched before, as part of the Interop 2022 Viewport Investigation Effort
More options for styling <details>
You can now set display property values other than block on <details> and also use a ::details-content pseudo-element to style the part that expands and collapses.
