AUTHOR
ADAM KUHN
Front-end developer
at Kong Inc, frequent
CodePen contributor
and creative code
enthusiast with a
passion for animation,
generative art and pizza.
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rowser support has long
been a thorn in the front-
end developer’s side – take
Flexbox, for instance.
Somewhere around 2012
we saw Flex become
spec as a W3C candidate
recommendation.
For anyone with deep
experience using floated layout models,
this was generally seen as a godsend
offering a multitude of sub-properties
that allowed much more logical controlNew and exciting CSS spec is emerging at an
increasingly rapid pace, but implementation
can be daunting. Enter Feature Queries:
support detection baked right into CSS
HOW CSS FEATURE
QUERIES WORK
How CSS feature queries work