Mike Herchel

ooo! That's exciting! Thanks for the update (and here's hoping FF + webkit are working on it too)

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Congrats!

(if you could work on style queries, I will personally buy you ALL the beer) 😁

I've always wondered this. Have you posted data/methodology/etc anywhere?

The lack of `interpolate-size` is also a big one for me.

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Thank you!!! No clue it was behind a flag.

Hopefully it'll be enabled by default soon. I can't make use of it until all major browsers support, and FF is the last holdout.

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oo yeah! That'll be exciting too :)

Super useful! Any word on FF supporting style queries? So much I could do with those (and webkit/blink already support it)

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Hell yeah!

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Code showing JS adding a `safari-not-doing-position-fixed-properly-because-it-sucks` CSS class.

How's your day going?

scripting - CSS: Cascading Style Sheets | MDN The scripting CSS media feature can be used to test whether scripting (such as JavaScript) is available.

FYI the JS method can create layout shifts (when items pop in when the `js` class gets added).

Best way to do this (not mentioned ☝️) is to use the scripting media query. Super easy, no layout shifts etc!

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Custom Properties compute before they inherit ... and by registering a custom property with a certain syntax, CSS knows what to compute it to ... which allows this:

Using Container Query Units Relative to an Outer Container Container units (e.g. cqi) are only able to reference the closest container. But if you register a custom property and set that higher up, you can get your hands on other containers units.

Ha! Looks like @anatudor.bsky.social came to my rescue one day after asking this! frontendmasters.com/blog/using-c...

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#CSS Is it possible for CQW units to be based off of a named container?

I have 2 ancestor query containers (set to `container-type: inline`) The top level container has `container-name: top`

I want a deeply nested element's CQW units to be based on the `container-name: top` container. Possible?

thanks!