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# missing_dot_css
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  • g
    (test it on your phone!)
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    Interested in what the expandable navbar looks like. I made a poor man's version with the menu component
  • e
    Not sure how you read my mind!
  • g
    i-
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    is that missing.css?
  • e
    yes
  • g
    can I link it on the missing.css website?
  • e
    It's not live yet - hoping to finish it later today
  • e
    I'm stripping all Bootstrap and bloated JS from my personal site. Just going to be missing.css and a little js here and there
  • e
    I like the new navbar
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    All done with the Bootstrap massacre (still refreshing content, but Bootstrap is purged). Used the css variables to make a toggleable light and dark theme. https://www.davidaflood.com/
  • g
    FWIW: You probably want to use 
    .chip
    instead of buttons for tags
  • e
    Please, deliver all the tips
  • g
    You're also using some custom code for your tabs, you can hotlink to 
    https://missing.style/js/tabs.js
    (url likely to change soon) for fully-fledged tabset behavior including focus management and keyboard interaction
  • g
    Similarly, the expandable navbar is 
    overflow-nav.js
  • g
    ok so the things in this list other than css grid seem to be impossible
  • g
    and since nobody other than me has asked for them, we're going without them @User
  • e
    By tags, are you referring to the social media links? I guess I don't know when to use a button vs a chip (or even a Bootstrap badge).
  • g
    the post categories
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    Ohhh, I didn't even know I didn't have full behavior. Thanks for the tip. I need to be accessible - it's very expected in my field. So much to learn
  • g
    When 1.0 comes out the URL will be 
    https://the.missing.style/tabs.js
    (if I can set that up)
  • e
    Ah! That's a good idea
  • g
    Anything you've found lacking, by the way?
  • g
    Working with few users means it's hard for me to know what is needed
  • e
    Well, I'm not a pro front end dev, so I assume any issues are mine
  • g
    You're the target audience then :]
  • g
    I found some inline 
    font-size
    declarations, you can use the 
    <h1>
    .. 
    <h6>
    classes for that
  • g
    An element with 
    class="<h2>"
    will have the same font size as an 
    <h2>
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    I tried that but couldn't get it to work. I was thinking maybe the element is being overridden by a parent?
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