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CSS Container Queries, Layers, Scoping and More with Miriam Suzanne

In this episode of Syntax, Scott and Wes talk with Miriam Suzanne about all things CSS — container queries, layers, scoping, and more!

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Guests

Miriam Suzanne

Show Notes

02:21 - When did you come on board with container queries?

10:27 - How would you declare specificity?

Layer example:

 @layer default; @layer theme; @layer components;  @import url(theme.css) layer(theme);  @layer default {   audio[controls] {     display: block;   } }

13:08 - What is your background?

18:20 - What are container queries?

22:06 - What is the background on contain? How does it work?

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/contain

29:25 - Is it still under development?

https://www.igalia.com/open-prioritization/index

33:51 - Have you tried the EQ polyfill from Johnathan Neal yet?

35:21 - How far out are we?

38:10 - What is Scope?

44:00 - How will MQ and CQ work together?

45:49 - Do you use inline and block?

48:44 - What browser do you use?

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enJune 16, 2021

Hasty Treat - CSS Grid Level 2 aka Subgrid

In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about CSS Grid Level 2 - aka subgrid.

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Show Notes

3:27 - CSS Grid Level 2 and subgrid

CSS subgrid will allow you to place grid-items’ children along the same lines at the parent grid

5:40 - How it works - Why do we need it? What problem do we have right now?

Create your grid as normal - you can create columns, rows, named lines, etc.
Your grid-item will also be display grid - this is nothing new - just regular nesting of grid
The magic comes in when you want to define the rows and or columns of the sub-item. You can inherit the parent item’s grid-rows / columns by simply saying display: subgrid

11:19 - Browser support