Chrome currently has an experimental implementation of custom CSS functions in its Canary version. In a small series of blog posts, I’ll write about a few things I found interesting in the current prototype implementations of functions and conditions. This post is about one feature of custom functions that I will likely use all the time, but which might not be obvious at the first glance.| blog.kizu.dev
This was another productive year for me. After 2023, I was afraid that I couldn’t get anywhere close. After all, innovation is hard, and you never know if you will stumble over something exciting. Looking back at 2024, I can safely say that I managed to continue doing what I was doing. And, as it will be obvious from the post, there were things that would be difficult to top.| blog.kizu.dev
In a few of my latest CSS experiments and articles, I used one naming pattern for registered custom properties that I think worth highlighting in a separate blog post. This pattern allows us to create a set of generic custom properties, covering a wide set of use cases for computing and storing their values.| blog.kizu.dev