Defensive CSS

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haburka · 3h ago

Maybe I’m too experienced but these lessons are really basic and they don’t really touch on advanced cases. I like the concept of defensive CSS but clearly there isn’t much there.

One case they failed to address is that when you use CSS text truncation generally you need a tooltip to view the entirety of the text.

I would have appreciate a bit more depth or experience, something that’s not just explaining what useful CSS rules are.

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Defensive CSS

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