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And I know most of you are looking for the hexagon shape, so in addition to the generator, here is another code with CSS variables to easily control the radius and the rotation.

css-tip.com/rounded-hexagon/

Yes, you can have cool hover effects and animations!

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💡 CSS Tip!

For years, we've had the "z-index, stacking context" nightmare, but we will soon have a worse nightmare related to Anchor Positioning 😱

When it doesn't work, it's frustrating, so it's time to learn how it really works.

css-tip.com/anchor-issues/

It's not as simple as you might think!

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💡 CSS Tip!

For years, we've had the "z-index, stacking context" nightmare, but we will soon have a worse nightmare related to Anchor Positioning 😱

When it doesn't work, it's frustrating, so it's time to learn how it really works.

css-tip.com/anchor-issues/

It's not as simple as you might think!

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The early Web had a quality that has been lost ever since: it was *simple*

Download , write some by hand and boom, the concept of a networked digital society is born.

It first started going pear shaped with . The complexity of a full blown database was not justified for most use cases. As proven decades later by the popularity of and approaches.

The final blow was when got into the act. Immense complexity for the simplest things became a moat

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✨ Just released version 0.65.0 of Unicorn! 🦄

Features:
- Escape single quotes in Unicorn.call() args
- Auto init components via MutationObserver
- Support redirect from mount()

Fixes:
- `IndexError` when using a custom setter method with $event.target.value
- Correct debounce behavior with delay
- Prevent poll from overwriting many-to-many fields

All from @amoatengJohanan Oppong Amoateng 🙌

📖 django-unicorn.com
📦 pypi.org/project/django-unicor
🛠️ github.com/adamghill/django-un

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Dew Drop – February 10, 2026 (#4601)

Morning Dew by Alvin Ashcraft – Daily links for Windows and .NET developers. @alvinashcraft.com@web.brid.gy

Top Links Ralph Wiggum Explained: Stop Telling AI What You Want — Tell It What Blocks You (Matt Mattei) Testing ads in ChatGPT (OpenAI Team) – And it begins… Strengthening Windows trust and security through User Transparency and Consent (Logan Iyer) AI Doesn’t Reduce Work—It Intensifies It (Simon Willison) How to Set Up Claude Code … Continue reading Dew Drop – February 10, 2026 (#4601)

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Avis à la population

Jeune étudiante en 1ere année BTS info. SIO cherche un stage sur Paris pour deux mois à compter de mai (oui c'est demain) jusqu’à juin selon le planning donné par l’école . Une durée plus longue serait aussi bénéfique. Si l’entreprise peut donner la possibilité d’avoir l’alternance elle serait aussi ravie car elle l’envisage pour l’année prochaine.

Pour toute personne intéressée, me contacter en MP pour passer le CV.

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Released 0.25.0 of dj-angles, a way to use elements instead of the Template Language.

- Add error boundaries: dj-angles.adamghill.com/en/lat
- Add `django-components` integration: django-components.github.io/dj

Plus, lots of bugs have been squashed, faster parsing, and improved stability. 🙌

📖 dj-angles.adamghill.com/en/lat
🛠️ github.com/adamghill/dj-angles
📦 pypi.org/project/dj-angles/

dj-angles error boundaries example
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Just published 0.6.0 of refreshcss, a pure library to clean unused .

- Much better modern CSS support via pypi.org/project/tinycss2/, i.e. can now parse Bulma 1.x.
- Use pypi.org/project/justhtml/ for parsing instead of just using regex.
- Much improved performance, i.e. can now reasonably parse the entire 3 MB Tailwind file on the fly! 🚀

🛠️ github.com/adamghill/refreshcss
📦 pypi.org/project/refreshcss/

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Drunk CSS

shkspr.mobi/blog/2025/09/drunk

A decade ago, I was writing about how you should test your user interface on drunk people. It was a semi-serious idea. Some of your users will be drunk when using your app or website. If it is easy for them to use, then it should be easy for sober people to use.

Of course, necking a few shots every time you update your website isn't great for your health - so is there another way?

Click the "🥴 Drunk" button at the top of the page and see what happens!

These are a relatively simple set of CSS rules which you can apply to any site in order to simulate inebriation.

(I may have changed these since writing the post. Check the source for the latest version.)

First, monkey around with the fonts. This sets all the lower-case vowels to be rendered in a different font - as discussed in "targetting specific characters with CSS rules":

 CSS/* Drunk */
@font-face {
    font-family: "Drunk";
    src: url("/blog/wp-content/themes/edent-wordpress-theme/assets/fonts/CommitMonoV143-Edent.woff2") format("woff2");
    /* Lower-Case Vowels */
    unicode-range: U+61, U+65, U+69, U+6F, U+75 ;
    size-adjust: 105%;
}

The rest of the characters will be rendered in the system's default Cursive font. Characters will also be slanted. The first character of every paragraph will be shrunk:

 CSS:root:has(input#drunk:checked) * {
    font-family: "Drunk", cursive;
    font-style: oblique -12deg;
    text-align: end;
}
:root:has(input#drunk:checked) p::first-letter {
    font-size: .5em;
}

Next, use the child selectors to rotate and skew various elements. While we wait for CSS randomness to come to all browsers this is a simple way to select various elements:

 CSS:root:has(input#drunk:checked) *:nth-child(3n) {
    transform: rotate(2deg);
}
:root:has(input#drunk:checked) *:nth-child(5n) {
    transform: skew(5deg, 5deg);
}
:root:has(input#drunk:checked) *:nth-child(7n) {
    transform: rotate(-3deg);
}

Make the entire page blurred and saturate the colours:

 CSS:root:has(input#drunk:checked) body {
    filter: blur(1px) saturate(2.5);
}

Make any hyperlink harder to click by having it gently bounce up and down:

 CSS:root:has(input#drunk:checked) a  {
    animation-name: bounce;
    animation-duration: 4s;
    animation-direction: alternate;
    animation-timing-function: ease-in-out;
    animation-iteration-count: infinite;
}
@keyframes bounce {
    0%   { margin-top:  0px; }
    25%  { margin-top:-10px; }
    50%  { margin-top:  0px; }
    75%  { margin-top: 10px; }
    100% { margin-top:  0px; }
}

Does this really simulate drunkenness? No. It is a pale simulacrum. What it is, however, is deliberately inaccessible to the majority of people.

How does it make you feel using the site in Drunk-Mode? Does it frustrate you? Do your eyes hurt due to the garish colour scheme? Do you keep missing the thing that you try and click on? Are the words so hard to read that it takes you extra time to do anything useful? Will you recommend this experience to your friends and family?

I've written before about cosplaying as being disabled. Strapping on a pair of Glaucoma Goggles will give you an idea of what a visual impairment is like. But it won't give you the experience of living that way for months or years.

You should test your stuff with people who have cognitive impairments or physical disabilities. Find out how usable your site is for someone lacking fine motor control or for those with learning disabilities. Pay disable people to take part in usability studies. Integrate their feedback.

Faffing around with CSS will only get you so far.

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🤦‍♂️ Oh, look! Someone discovered you can throw random gibberish into and browsers won’t implode! 🎉 Next revelation: water is wet. Has the internet run out of actual content, or are we just taking "creativity" in coding to new nonsensical heights? 💻🔧
maurycyz.com/misc/make-up-tags/

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At www.unicode.org/charts a lot of symbols, characters and so on.
How to insert them in a website? With &; in the html, where the "CODE" is the decimal translation of the hex in the unicode charts.
A tool to convert from hex to decimal here binaryhexconverter.com/hex-to-

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