Powerful New CSS for Styling Bullets, Numbers, and List Markers
When you create lists in HTML, browsers add bullet-points or numbers we call list markers. Now CSS gives us the tools to style those list markers, and even create our own!
I’ll also show you how the ::marker element
is different from ::before or ::after.
Watch the video, and go play with the demo on codepen.
::marker pseudo element to style list bullets & numbersdisplay: list-item to add a marker on any elementcounter-reset and counter-increment to create your own counterscounter() and counters() to control how counter numbers are displayed
A workshop on resilient & maintainable CSS
New CSS features are shipping at an unprecedented rate –
cascade layers, container queries, the :has() selector,
subgrid, nesting, and so much more.
It’s a good time to step back and understand
how these tools fit together in a declarative system –
a resilient cascade of styles.
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