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I've been lurking on here for a few months now, but after setting up my own instance, I think it's about time I actually started posting!So, let's start with an #introduction. I'm James Cocker, a...

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After relying on Bootstrap (and before that, Foundation) as the basis for my websites, I've decided it's about time to look at building a site from scratch, i.e. sans CSS framework. 😬 #webdev#frontend#css

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Article 14

It’s pretty refreshing starting with just CSS that you’ve written yourself. Even if it is a bit more work to get the basic styles going. I suppose I’ll likely end up creating my own mini CSS framework...

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Article 13

I’ve largely been inspired by people such as @andy, Kevin Powell, @matuzo and @5t3ph to name a few. They’ve helped me realise the power of modern #CSS, and how frameworks are much less of a necessity...

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Article 12

Planning to use @andy's CUBE CSS to structure things for this project, as it has similarities with what I ended up *trying* to do with Bootstrap, e.g. using utilities first, and then only creating...

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Article 11

Just need to find a nice easy way to generate my utility classes though. I wonder if there is an easy way to just start with Bootstrap's utility classes (which I’m most familiar with) and then adjust...

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Article 10

Every time I use :has() it feels like a naughty hack. Such a game-changer. #CSS

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Article 9

Ooo, just came across @kevtiq's Feo CSS, a little framework/tool to generate utility classes based on CUBE CSS! This could be perfect! #CSS

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Article 8

@ivory Would love if the toot details screen could request and show *total* counts i.e. from the toot’s instance. (Just discovered Mammoth does this). ☺️

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Article 7

So many great #WebDev articles are being written at the moment. But I'm struggling to come up with a workflow that keeps me on top of everything I want to read. How do you fit reading into your day?...

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Article 6

Uh oh. Just downloaded X-Plane 12. There goes the rest of my week.

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Article 5

Gah, maybe not. Just got my old joystick out of the attic, and the rubber texture has gone all sticky. ☹️ Oh well, back to work I suppose.

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Article 4

Sorted. A bottle of rubbing alcohol and 20 minutes of, erm, rubbing, later and the sticky rubber is all gone! Whoop, bring on that Cessna! #FlightSim

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Ok, so I wimped out on going no-framework for this project, and ended up using #PicoCSS (prompted by a toot from ‪@pixolin‬). I still plan to try and loosely follow CUBE CSS, using Pico CSS as the...

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Article 2

Just lost a day asking ChatGPT to make different Chrome extensions for me. On the plus side, I can now easily see at a glance how many web pages I visit each day! 🤔

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Just spent the whole day dealing with GA4 (thanks Google!). None of my 50+ sites did anything above the basic page tracking, but on top of creating the new GA4 properties, I did have to update a bunch...

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Oh, and I also migrated the Universal Analytics for about 20 of my sites to their existing profiles on Fathom Analytics for good measure. At least I can still see everything in one place on Fathom! 🚀

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Looks like someone on the BBC News dev team needs a copy of @belldotbz and @heydon's https://every-layout.dev. (Here, CSS grid is used and set to always be 4 columns at a particular breakpoint, despite...

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@marcoarment Sorry, Marco. Assume the wrapping is meant to be the same? (Would be surprised if I’m first to report this, but couldn’t see another mention).

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