In line with the coming holidays, I found this old doodle I did years ago. It reminds me of a dancing misletoe. <3
Google Bugs
Google Bugs
Google has a history of having a lot of beta or at times ‘buggish’ applications / online features offered to the public. Through the years, some of these programs were removed or integrated to a new feature, explaining simplicity and easier program flow. Much as these bugs become an inconvenience for an excited user, we have to remember trial and errors are necessary for a powerful workflow. Though, I do wish Google would have done intensive internal Q&A before going public. By then they might have gotten more insights.
This is a rambling from this article: Google, Why Don’t You Hang On To That Gmail App For A While?
Attribute Selectors Brief Reference
Attribute Selectors Brief Reference
Attribute selectors allow you to specify rules, matching elements based on their attributes — such as href or title — and the values of those attributes. Instead of giving classes to style these attributes, this can be considered a shortcut.
These were introduced in CSS2. For a recap, here is an example using the script below:
<ul> <li><a href="" lang="en-GB" rel="friend met">Prudence</a></li> <li><a href="" lang="es-ES" rel="friend">Piper</a></li> <li><a href="" lang="es-MX" rel="contact">Phoebe</a></li> </ul>
Simple Attribute Selector
