check out the coding contest here – but yeah a simple icon that means we review suggested css improvements and reward designers for those that we like, would be a cool opportunity for some good site designers.
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I want to select only <buttons> whose parents have display: block and exclude those <buttons> whose parents have display:none. Is there any way to accomplish this?
I would love this. The number of places lazy devs use this to hide stuff they don’t want people to see is astounding, and only adds to bad coding. Its like digital litering at best.
Places it’s tempting to use `display: none;`, but don’t | CSS-Tricks
Help yourself be better at accessibility by using better hiding techniques that don’t use display: none;. This involves some tricks like using more clever class names, being fancier with how you deal with JavaScript library animations, or avoiding hiding all together.
check out the coding contest here – but yeah a simple icon that means we review suggested css improvements and reward designers for those that we like, would be a cool opportunity for some good site designers.
CSS Design Awards should get involved and invite potential winners to sites they think need re-styling.
Website restyling contests
(2 upvotes)Website restyling contests and CSS manipulator app
(3 upvotes)I have been needing this as an option in chrome explorer for a while now too, surprised it isn’t an option. But, read this before you make it…
I would love this. The number of places lazy devs use this to hide stuff they don’t want people to see is astounding, and only adds to bad coding. Its like digital litering at best.