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anchor positioning

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Direct link to the article inset-area
anchor positioning

inset-area

The inset-area property creates an imaginary 3×3 grid surrounding an anchor element by declaring rows and columns, and uses it to set an anchor-positioned (or “target”) element in one region of the grid or span multiple regions of the grid.…

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Juan Diego Rodríguez on Aug 5, 2024
Direct link to the article position-anchor
anchor positioning

position-anchor

The position-anchor property links an absolutely positioned element to an “anchor” element. This will define the default anchor and is used for the several anchor properties and functions on the “target” element.

In other words, the property positions (or anchors…

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Juan Diego Rodríguez on Aug 5, 2024
Direct link to the article CSS Stuff I’m Excited After the Last CSSWG Meeting
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CSS Stuff I’m Excited After the Last CSSWG Meeting

From June 11–13, the CSS Working Group (CSSWG) held its second face-to-face meeting of the year in Coruña, Spain, with a long agenda of new features and improvements coming to language. If 2023 brought us incredible advances like …

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Juan Diego Rodríguez on Jul 19, 2024 (Updated on Jul 25, 2024)
Direct link to the article anchor-name
anchor positioning

anchor-name

Declaring the CSS anchor-name property on an element registers it as an “anchor” that we can use to position as a reference for positioning other elements.

.anchor {
  anchor-name: --my-anchor;
}

The property is one part of CSS Anchor Positioning…

Avatar of Geoff Graham
Geoff Graham on May 31, 2024 (Updated on Aug 5, 2024)

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