It unfortunately doesn't work with React 18 and NextJS 13 (betas).
It's hooks that provide accessibility primitives. They've put a lot of energy into the project, so ... hmm. Now what (not going back to NextJS pre-beta).
Mastodonians: Any other headless options you've used and would recommend? (even for the basics like a button).
Can anyone recommend a cool company within the European Union that is hiring for a junior front-end React programming role and most importantly places a strong emphasis on training and apprenticeship? While remote work is preferable, I am also willing to relocate for the right opportunity.
💡 Did you know there is quite easy way to show localized dates and times on your website? You can use the #HTML time element and #Javascript to display dates and times in the user’s locale and timezone.
If you’re using HTML Validate (you should; it’s ace), update to 7.15.2. It no longer flags multiple buttons with the same name used in forms as a validation error (this is a valid pattern that lets you interpret a form differently on the server based on which button it was submitted with).
Anyone good with HTML and CSS that can tell me why one of my pages have a gap and the other doesn't? It happens because of the backstory bit, but I don't see anything wrong? #HTML#CSS#Coding#help
Heute vor 30 Jahren, am 30. April 1993, brachten Forscher des Europäischen Kernforschungszentrums #CERN das World Wide Web für jeden frei zugänglich an die Öffentlichkeit. Der Brite #BernersLee ein Softwareberater am CERN, entwickelte den ersten #Webbrowser, die Auszeichnungssprache #HTML und #HTTP.
It's where I experiment with all things web, like #html#css#javascript esp. #svelte and #svg most often in the context of #dataviz or similar forms of visual storytelling.
There is literally no worse way to spend a Friday afternoon, than to try and figure out what that stupid email isn't displaying right in MS Outlook 🤬🤬🤬🤬
#Typography in #html and #css question, which is super hard to search for, and which I solved once years ago but lost in the meantime:
You are typesetting standard one-column text (article, novel, etc) in HTML5. There needs to be a blockquote inside the paragraph, which continues after the quote.
Suppose further that the block quote itself contains 2 paragraphs.
On its face this cannot be done: both <p> and <blockquote> are block elements, by spec <p> cannot contain block elements.
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Imagine you have a keen and fresh new developer getting started in web - what is the first resource or two that you would point them to in order to learn #Accessibility and why it's important?
I don't think people are realising the danger the Fediverse is in.
The only thing stopping corporations and VCs taking over this place is that the Fediverse is spread out on many different servers, which makes it very difficult to purchase.
If most of the Fediverse ends up on mastodon.social, which is now a strong possibility, there will be nothing to stop most of it being sold to Musk or Zuckerberg or whoever.
The bigger mastodon.social becomes, the more likely a buyout is to happen.
could be a convenient shortcut instead of having to generate a unique id for that div, and then using it for the outer bound of the at-scope?
This is something that I would for sure do manually for my blog when we would have a good support for scopes in #CSS, but it would be really nice to have a native support for scopes in #HTML as well.