Gaël Poupard
Gaël Poupard
By simply adding a `filter` on elements targetted by a test, we could make them more obvious and outstanding. The page would be like a heatmap or something.
Check if there is any use case for: - [ ] `isolation` - [ ] `contain` - [ ] double-position syntax for `gradient`s - [ ] space-separated values for color...
Duplicating selector stacks is the thing than bloat generated output. We should avoid this as much as possible.
What if: - we check for currently focused element in WebExtension - get its node - set it as a custom property on the `html` tag - display it in...
Don't know yet how to mention there's no image in the page, but still: opening the whole sidebar and make layout jump around can be avoided.
[Ahmad Shadeed's "Intrinsinc sizing in CSS" post](https://ishadeed.com/article/intrinsic-sizing-in-css/#max-content) is very helpful with this pattern.
Handling Windows High Contrast Mode should be pretty easy: - [ ] use `-ms-high-contrast: active` to override levels' colors with system colors (see [Greg Whitworth's post on "How to use...
If that's doable, we should do it. I'd love to give the full documentation in French.
Where could this stand: * webextension only? * a new info / manual checks level? Related to #344 #345 #320 FWIW, inspiration from [Miriam Suzanne on Twitter](https://twitter.com/MiriSuzanne/status/1191019341182976001) — and it...
Mozilla released [web-ext](-https://extensionworkshop.com/documentation/develop/getting-started-with-web-ext/), which might help? Needs to read and check!