💬 What's your favorite CSS tip from the video? Or maybe you have your own pro tip to share? Drop your thoughts in the comments below! I'd love to hear how you’re using these techniques or any other tricks that help you code faster and better. Your feedback means a lot, and it helps make future videos even more valuable for everyone! 👇
This is immensly helpful. Thanks a lot. Can you make another video about the best practices of CSS? I think I got to know some of them over the course of my career, but I never really sat down to gather more CSS knowledge, or tried to find out how CSS libraries design their classes
The @supports rule itself does not require a feature check, as it is available in all modern browsers (since 2013 if I’m not mistaken). However, if you need to check for it in older or less common environments you can use javascript. If the browser does not support @supports, it will ignore the @supports
💬 What's your favorite CSS tip from the video? Or maybe you have your own pro tip to share? Drop your thoughts in the comments below! I'd love to hear how you’re using these techniques or any other tricks that help you code faster and better. Your feedback means a lot, and it helps make future videos even more valuable for everyone! 👇
This is immensly helpful. Thanks a lot. Can you make another video about the best practices of CSS? I think I got to know some of them over the course of my career, but I never really sat down to gather more CSS knowledge, or tried to find out how CSS libraries design their classes
How do you check if the browser supports the supports check?
The @supports rule itself does not require a feature check, as it is available in all modern browsers (since 2013 if I’m not mistaken). However, if you need to check for it in older or less common environments you can use javascript. If the browser does not support @supports, it will ignore the @supports
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Happy to hear that! Anything specific you’d like to see next?
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