We posted not long ago about the difference between native CSS variables (custom properties) and preprocessor variables. There are a few esoteric things| CSS-Tricks
System colors are a way for the OS, the browser, or the users to provide some colors to your CSS. This is a great opportunity for accessibility, as the colors will also reflect users preferences on high contrast colors.| Antonio Pitasi
API Reference| culorijs.org
Media queries are nice, but for many things, we don’t even need them: there is this great CSS property `color-scheme`, which allows us to make various things adapt to the current color scheme. We can even set it on a per-element basis. This post describes how we can use registered custom properties and style queries to read the current value of a `light-dark()` color for styling any non-color properties as well.| blog.kizu.dev
CSS `color-scheme` tells the browser what scheme a website supports, ensuring proper contrast with elements and controls between light and dark color schemes, and a whole lot more.| weblog.anniegreens.lol
InfraUnicode and Encoding| html.spec.whatwg.org
CSS is evolving faster than ever. With all of the new features that are now available — and forthcoming — since we got Flexbox and Grid years ago, the way we write CSS is evolving, too. In this article, Geoff Graham shares which features have had the most influence on his current approaches to CSS, as well as those that have not (at least yet).| Smashing Magazine
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How to get a true HSL color wheel color rotation with Houdini. Or Huedini if you will...| danielcwilson.com
One way to implement themes on a website with style queries| chriskirknielsen
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After two weeks of usage and great feedback, I made a handful of bug fixes and feature additions to the tiny color tweaker that could.| tylergaw.com
Making the switch from the long time go-to Sass, to a new PostCSS/cssnext styling setup.| tylergaw.com
Writing about the big beautiful mess that is making things for the world wide web.| blog.jim-nielsen.com
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