A very short example of how to use CSS variables in regular CSS (i.e., not with a preprocessor).
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On Mon, Sep 2, 2013 at 9:19 PM, Todd email@hidden wrote:
A very short example of how to use CSS variables in regular CSS (i.e., not
with a preprocessor).Todd
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Curse my pea-sized brain.
http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/css-variables/
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Nice. I’d seen something like that earlier this week, but was too busy and
shoved it in my “READ LATER” pile, which never gets read because there
never is any rest for the wicked. >:(
So much cool stuff, never enough time.
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Considering only Chrome supports it currently you can safely take it off the pile.
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Nice. I’d seen something like that earlier this week, but was too busy and
shoved it in my “READ LATER” pile, which never gets read because there
never is any rest for the wicked. >:(So much cool stuff, never enough time.
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No, I saw some kind of CSS variable or calculation method that was webkit -
that or I dreamed it.
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CSS calc() property!! -
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