Raklo Koderis

Web Developer

[mihilista @mihilista]

I just published a post about making a custom Tailwind variant for hover state limited by media(hover: hover) for better mobile hover state control, check it out:

https://t.co/l36hyiZjj7

#tailwindcss #tailwind #css #webdevelopment #webdev #webdeveloper #hover #code

[Álvaro Trigo 🐦🔥 @IMAC2]

No need for CSS to hide stuff!

HTML replacement for "display:none" !

[Raklo Koderis @RKoderis]

@Prathkum 😂😂😂 omg

[Raklo Koderis @RKoderis]

@oliverjumpertz Awesome, thank you very much! I usually don't like dev-threads but this one is really inspirational :)

[Raklo Koderis @RKoderis]

@argyleink The comment section makes me wonder whether I don't know enough about CSS to see a problem or nobody here ever used a preprocessor 🤔

Love it. :)

[Raklo Koderis @RKoderis]

@markdalgleish Wow! Really smart

[Mark Dalgleish @markdalgleish]

Did you know you can control how a JavaScript object is converted to a string by defining its 'toString' method?

For example, I can make a CSS-in-JS object automatically convert itself into a string of CSS.

CodeSandbox demo: https://t.co/isgf5646kz

[Raklo Koderis @RKoderis]

This element is deprecated now but it's definitely interesting enough not to be forgotten - https://t.co/S50xRDlSeH

[Raklo Koderis @RKoderis]

WebDev Throwback ~ When there were no CSS animations, it was possible for you to slide element in all directions - from left to right, bottom to top etc. You could even make the element bounce around the screen, just like the DVD logo using `<marquee>` element. 🧵

[Raklo Koderis @RKoderis]

When marquee was a trend, it was usually combined with crazy GIFs, glitter, welcome signs and too often a clock or a calendar.
#webdev #webdevelopment #webdeveloper #throwback #HTML #CSS #marquee #web #website