Podcast Season 3 Β· Episode 14
Adam Argyle Presents CSS Features for 2023 and beyond!
Adam helps reveal some CSS features that will elevate your code and help you push forward.

Guests
Questions
- Can you tell us more about yourself?
- Last time we talked was December 2021, how is Open Props doing?
- What will you be doing for Google I/O this year?
- Next Gen Color?
- Tell us about gradient.style
Links
At Container Query
@container is a new css selector
Scroll Snap
Well orchestrated scroll experiences set your experience apart from the rest, andΒ scroll snap is the perfect way to match system scroll UX while providing meaningful stopping points.
Grid Pile
Easy Circle
Control variants with @layer
You probably have seen this if you are using TailwindCSS
Memorize less and reach more with logical properties
Memorize this one new box model and never have to worry about changing left and right padding or margin for international writing modes and document directions again. Adjust your styles from physical properties to logical ones like padding-inline, margin-inline, inset-inline, and now the browser will do the adjusting work.
Picks
Adam Argyle: gradient.style
Alex Patterson: SST
Brittney Postma: Svelte Lab
Brittney Postma: Elk Zone
Brittney Postma: Intrinsic CSS with Container Queries and Units with Miriam Suzanne