@mipsytipsy This kind of thinking is what leads to web apps full of clickable div elements and no use of semantic HTML at all — and if you view if from the other angle, it probably also leads to slow, nonoptimal DB queries.
Specialist-driven development might be slower, but it's better.
@_munter_@auchenberg This started way before smartphones and apps. This started with "My Computer", "My Music", "My Downloads" etc. — I had an intern 10 years ago that didn't understand the file system, because she never had to use it before.
@webkit Please explain to me how I, using keyboard only, select multiple <option> elements inside a <select> (that has the "multiple" attribute obviously).
@russmaxdesign I never knew this, thanks. I think I've always used that order just because it makes sense, but that it's actually part of the spec is somewhat surprising to me :)
@russmaxdesign reading this (https://t.co/SUlPuLIS5F) — why is it that <label> must be placed __before__ text inputs but _after__ radio/checkbox inputs?
@Amy_Hupe Put it on top of your Macbook and boot Slack and Chrome at the same time. That should do the trick. Adjust temperature by opening/closing tabs.
@JoshWComeau I prefer to use `vertical-align` to fix this issue as I don't want to change the image's (or container's) display model unless necessary.
https://t.co/Shb5NP9cg2