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built-in carousel micro-interactions with css scroll-driven animation 🧑‍🍳 li { view-timeline: --item inline } li::scroll-marker { animation: grow linear both; animation-timeline: --item; } progressive enhancement for drag ↓

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jhey ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ1 month ago

saw this pattern ↓ nice candidate for css ::scroll-marker + ::scroll-button combined with scroll animation (falls back to <button> 🤙)

Jake Dohm1 month ago

Is there a modern carousel component/framework based on all this new tech??

jhey ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ1 month ago

could throw one together 🤙 never sure how much to include 🤔 have a few scroll demos that you can point an agent at too on my site (web component <draggable-scroll>) include: - drag (inertia) - cyclical - markers - buttons - animation no deps 🚀

Steven van Wel1 month ago

ooeee this is wonderful 👨‍🍳

jhey ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ1 month ago

some of these new css things are so so useful 👷

Mehdi · Motionary1 month ago

This looks nice 😍

jhey ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ1 month ago

thanks! 🙏

Franklin Williams1 month ago

Nice, if CSS Carousels are supported in all major browsers we will be able to build many carousels as we want.

jhey ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ1 month ago

all of the carousels! 😅

Franklin Williams1 month ago

10+/10

Chuks Gabriel1 month ago

Smooth and clean 👌

jhey ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ1 month ago

🙏🙏

Panos1 month ago

Is Horizon theme's codebase a masterclass in using CSS over JS that we could point our LLM to and if no, why?

jhey ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ1 month ago

erm – it definitely has some cool things in there 💯 depends what you're looking for!

Panos1 month ago

Developing a theme now and want to say to AI: "See how the CSS goat is doing it? Do that."

Paul Murray1 month ago

wait so this is *not* scroll-snap? RIP scroll-snap?

jhey ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ1 month ago

ha - there is still scroll-snapping 🙌 jus' combined with some of the newer things and scroll-padding to get the snap offset 🧐

freddie1 month ago

never ceases to amaze

jhey ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ1 month ago

tryin' to get back into the groove 🙏

Jan Nicklas1 month ago

Oh cool! I was working on sth quite similar: and ran into 3 webkit (iOS18-iOS27) and 1 firefox bugs overflow-x: auto animation timeline firefox (nightly)

jhey ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ1 month ago

nice! 😎 yeah, this is why i always try to put a fallback in too. thanks for raising those! 🙏 the little detail where the dots scale out at the edges is a fun one to make, right? you kinda think about it like an invisible extended scrollport but with a container unit 🤓

Jan Nicklas1 month ago

absolutely… the timeline api is genius!

Jake Hawkes1 month ago

That is sick! It is one of those ‘I don’t know why I like it but it is perfect’, ironically for both user and dev.

Shaun Simpson1 month ago

This is beautiful

Max 🇺🇦1 month ago

You always fascinate me with your css knowledge and creativity. Great one. ☝️

rusa1 month ago

scroll-driven animations finally landing natively is the css feature i've wanted for a decade. carousels without a single line of javascript is the dream we kept faking with intersection observers

Dermache Djamel1 month ago

Simple and beautiful, as usual from you.

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