Issue #524

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Kevin Powell looks at some of the different things that :has() pseudo-class makes possible, from theming to counting children.

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I give a quick look behind the scenes of 6 incredible games created with CSS only—from adventure games and puzzles, all the way to a 3d shooter.

Vadim Makeev explores various ways to create a simple two-column layout.

Kacper Kula explores using random values to generate ranges of numbers and colours.

Karolina Szczur explains how to set performance budgets to meet and maintain your speed goals.

Austin Gil shows how VS Code Timeline can take snapshots of different save points of a file, which can help you rescue lost work even when Git may not be able to.

Gerardo Rodriguez explains that details /summary elements come with accessibility issues, so they aren’t an inclusive solution.

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SVG Path Morph is a simple library for smoothly morphing between variations of SVG paths.

Pie Chart Maker is a simple online tool to create a Pie Chart that you can download as jpg, png, or svg.

Lynn Fisher created a stunning illustration using only CSS.