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CSS-Tricks: Gap Decorations, random(), & Select Field Sizing in What's !important #14

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Originally published on CSS-Tricks

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CSS-Tricks: Gap Decorations, random(), & Select Field Sizing in What's !important #14

Summary & Key Takeaways ​

• The article covers recent developments in CSS, including "CSS Quake." • It introduces the concept of "CSS Gap Decorations." • Discussions around the random() CSS function are highlighted. • Improvements and considerations for <select> field sizing are also featured.

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CSS-Tricks always delivers solid roundups. "Gap Decorations" sounds like a really interesting concept for layout, and random() could open up some wild possibilities for dynamic styling. I'm always here for anything that makes <select> elements less of a pain. It's a good reminder that CSS is constantly evolving, even without huge browser updates.

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