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Modern CSS for 2024: Nesting, Layers, and Container Queries
But this time of year is a great time to have a look at what a banger-year CSS had. Especially with projects like Interop 2023 and Baseline.
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CSS Is Fun Again
The “Baseline” initiative now has a useful suggestion: their “wider support” high compatibility status is “all major browsers have been shipping it for 2½ years”. See https://github.com/web-platform-dx/web-features/blob/main/do... for more details. (When they first announced Baseline, its definition was disastrously bad, generally only covering ⅔–¾ of actual users, but I’m pleased they’ve listened to feedback and redone it completely; the definition it has now is a little more conservative than I’d have gone for—I’d have gone 2 years—but that makes it even more dependable, where that status is achieved.)
Picking jut a couple of these specific features:
• CSS Nesting as a whole is only 4–8 months shipped, and the “relaxed nesting” only shipped earlier this month in Chromium and Safari. At this point, you should absolutely not “drop those extra &”, and almost certainly not depend on nesting at all yet. And since it’s syntax, it’s not really a progressive enhancement candidate. So this becomes just a “don’t ship nesting syntax for another year or two”. Author with it and transpile down to compatible syntax with something like Lightning CSS, by all means.
• color-mix() is only 7–12 months shipped, though as a saving grace it’s Safari that’s the oldest (Safari is the browser most commonly far out of date in features due to Apple’s tie-browser-updates-to-OS-updates approach). It’s not generally a good idea to depend on color-mix() yet, though there are some progressive enhancement cases where it’s reasonable. For example, `text-decoration-color: color-mix(in srgb, currentcolor, transparent 50%)` makes underlines semitransparent, and it probably doesn’t matter if the browser skips that.
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Baseline: a unified view of stable web features
I'm one of the people working on https://github.com/web-platform-dx/feature-set. Only 4 features are only marked as Baseline currently, for a minimal initial launch on MDN. The ambition is to cover the whole web platform, and at that point a list of all Baseline features could be generated.
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web-platform-dx/web-features is an open source project licensed under Apache License 2.0 which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of web-features is TypeScript.
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