Adam Argyle

personally i use [`classList`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Element/classList) for toggling classes, but it does mean you need to have a node reference and not a list reference: ```js $('table')[0].classList.toggle('table', condition) ``` But agree it...

this may be an oldie https://github.com/ryboe/CSS3/issues/27#issuecomment-99142496

oh like this mitigates the hover effect that move the button in or out of the mouse's hover target zone? able to make a codepen or video that compares them...

very interesting information! thank you for takin the time to detail it out. there's learning for me all over this logged issue 👍🏻

nice, yes, the demo does have that issue 👍🏻 I never implemented a scroll observer that tried to determine the current snapped set and then reconciled the index. I see...

> Browsers on the other hand just use simple clipping, which you are comparing against i hand authored all the colors, nothing came from browser clipping? i'm just comparing visually,...

i see ty. this pacified the issue, but the conversions still seem off https://codepen.io/argyleink/pen/oNaLEPV - the converted yellow is pale - the purple is too dark

the calculated result uses this library. the estimated result is my hand written rgb color where i very quickly changed rgb values until i got something close enough to make...

wow, i thought mapping was going to be better.. but clipping is giving me the results i expect. where will i see edge cases where mapping would be better than...

like a cross fade or a pixelated crossfade?