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css-badge
css-only badge component
Install: $ npm install css-badge
Then include the `/node_modules/css-badge/css-badge.css file in your project.
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Jane Ori
How?
This is using a new CSS trick I came up with that enables an api like --badge-size: lg; in vanilla CSS.
No JS, no container queries, no build step. Just CSS. And only one single class name!
Browser Support
Chromium Only, for now
The limiting factor for browser support is the ability to use specific syntaxes for CSS's @property's syntax's syntax, including:
- the
|combinator, "<integer>"syntax,- and custom-ident keywords (such as
"big | bigger | BIGGER"from the spec's examples)
The current global user support is 72.77% according to caniuse.
FAQs
css-only badge component
We found that css-badge demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 01 Oct 2022
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