Grid Lanes – The Future of Masonry Layout
This long-debated solution for masonry layout is now available and it’s time to figure out how to use it. Join us for a deep dive into the workings of Grid Lanes.
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CSS Scope & Mixins
A chat with Chris Coyier
At the end of 2025,
Firefox added the CSS @scope rule –
making the new feature available
across all major browsers!
Since Chris Coyier has done
a fair amount of writing
and speaking on the topic,
we wanted to talk with him
about what that means.
Chris has also been writing
about the future of CSS mixins,
a new specification
Miriam is working on.
We answer questions,
get feedback,
and chat about where CSS is heading.
Check out our CSS Mixins Playlist today.
What We Cover:
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@scopeis and when it is useful - How CSS functions differ from mixins
- Current browser support for mixins
- When to use a mixin
- Will
@contentwork for CSS mixins, similar to Sass? @contentvs@contents- Fun with functions
Links:
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