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🥳 This is just a proof of concept for… something. I'm not sure what. codepen.io/miriamsuzanne/pen/zYZyXwK The idea is to: - set an element to resize - establish "target" sizes with [style] selectors - turn off "resize" when you hit the target - trigger other events along the wayOn twitter.com
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At this point there are no container queries involved, but there *should be*. 😃 CQs would make it easier to set target ranges that trigger the internal changes. But they wouldn't allow you to select the container itself. So the [style] selectors are required to turn off resize.Permalink On twitter.com
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I'm using "Space Toggles" here to make the logic a bit more interesting. github.com/propjockey/css-sweeper#css-is-a-programming-language-thanks-to-the-space-toggle-trickPermalink On twitter.com