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Have you ever needed the CSS paint-order property? Really handy when working with text-strokes!

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Boyd ⚡️🧑‍💻🪄's profile picture
Boyd ⚡️🧑‍💻🪄1 year ago

How!? How do I work with CSS every day of my life and completely miss well-supported things like this? The text-stroke property being centered rather than offset to the outside had made me write it off as useless. This completely fixes it. 🤯

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Wes Bos1 year ago

Thats a great benefit I didn't even mention. Text stroke without the inset part!

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Daniel Levi1 year ago

cool trick

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goosewin1 year ago

pretty cool; looks like they're just re-implementing svg apis in css

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Wes Bos1 year ago

yeah, it's actually a non-standard CSS property that every browser supports - a bit of an odd one

Harjaz —— ☪︎⚔︎𑁍⚡︎'s profile picture
Harjaz —— ☪︎⚔︎𑁍⚡︎1 year ago

Awsome actually needed something like this

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Jesse Walberg1 year ago

Are you just creative? How do you get inspiration for the designs you do?

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Wes Bos1 year ago

Id say I'm fairly creative - always trying new things

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Cam → bsky.app/profile/reactionlab.com1 year ago

Yes, for an outlined font if memory serves

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Gilbert Matos | Nodejs/Nextjs/C#1 year ago

Wes, you're one hell of a chad! TY for the great content brother 🫂

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Wes Bos1 year ago

🥰

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