I just used CSS floats to achieve a layout on a site that otherwise uses Grid. Could've hacked my way to success using Grid, but it would have been a lot of CSS, or changes to the markup; neithr of which felt right for the project. So: floats. Weird.
Is there a good Bluesky client for Mac? The awful icon for Sky.app doesn't sit with my fussiness, and Bluesky Social is just the iPhone app.
Sky.app — A Mac App for Bluesky Social
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Hogmanay last year was quite quiet, so we thought 'why not invite some people over' and now there will be at least 20 in our house this evening 😅
✍️ Safari 26.2 prompted me to write about the HTML5 document outline algorithm 🪦 www.tempertemper.net/blog/the-fin... #accessibility #a11y
The final nail in the HTML5 document outline coffin
All the main web browsers have finally dropped visual support for the HTML5 document outline algorithm. Here’s why that’s good news.
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Safari 26.2 is here with 65 features + 165 bug fixes — including field-sizing, Navigation API, Largest Contentful Paint, command & commandfor, CHIPS opt-in partitioned cookies, scrollend event, random(), WebGPU in WebXR, scrollbar-color, hidden=until-found and much more! webkit.org/blog/17640/w...
WebKit Features for Safari 26.2
Safari 26.2 is a big release.
webkit.org
Been finding bundled pairs of socks all over the house and found the culprit…
✍️ I've been thinking about pagination a fair bit lately, and my latest blog post is about whether pagination take you to a new page or not. Sounds like a silly question, but it's totally not. Have a read! www.tempertemper.net/blog/should-...
Should pagination take you to a new page?
‘Pagination’ has comes from the word ‘page’, so yes, pagination should consist of pages. But the question is totally valid; worth digging into!
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'Next' and 'Previous' in a paginated list is straightforward: 'Next' takes you forward a page, even if it's backwards in time, like a list of blog posts; 'Previous' takes you back a page. But 'Next' and 'Previous' when on an item within a reverse chronological list is all sorts of mind-bending 😵💫
Has been an interesting day today. Been thinking a lot about how I might incorporate sponsorship on my blog and newsletters 🤔
Managed to get a ticket for the match this evening. Where it gets interesting is I’m sitting amongst the away fans 😬
✍️ An accessible pagination pattern (or two) tempertemper.net/blog/an-acce... #accessibility #a11y
An accessible pagination pattern (or two)
A couple of weeks ago I added pagination to my blog, and it was an interesting delve into the various designs and markup patterns that can be used.
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I love it when several articles in my RSS feed seem to converge around a theme or topic. This time, it's three excellent articles on headings from @donnie.damato.design, @tempertemper.bsky.social, and @alvaromontoro.com. css-tricks.com/headings-sem...
Headings: Semantics, Fluidity, and Styling — Oh My! | CSS-Tricks
A few links about headings that I've had stored under my top hat.
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Introducing WCAG for humans: the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines manually summarised on one page in 7 practical themes: AndrewHick.com/humans ♿️ Feedback welcome! Many thanks to Martin Glancy for reviewing the draft and @tempertemper.bsky.social for the initial inspiration. #accessibility #wcag
