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I want to know that if i use flex on CSS style sheet will it not work properly on other uncommon browsers and devices? I tested on chrome and Firefox it works fine. but hard to check with all browsers. I need some expert advice.
It might cause a problem on some really old browsers, but they are negligible.
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It's been a debate, btw the front-end devs in my office about whether safari is already supported the use of CSS aspect-ratio or not. Some are still unsure and choose to go with the CSS hack. I've tried to research it for a bit but found it kinda hard to find a reliable source. So I want to clear up the confusion here.
Yes, according to the mdn safari support aspect-ratio https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/aspect-ratio#browser_compatibility
It's also worth checking out: can i use...
Support is at 91 % but on safari 100% only from version 14.
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I've read a few times that if you need to center an element vertically you can use flexbox. Is this really a good practice? Or is there a better way to do this without flexbox?
Flexbox is the latest and the most improved styling version and it. is an absolute yes to your. question . However it is not the only way , it is possible to use. . and margins and many more but Flexbox is by far the best way that could rather. be difficult to understand in the beginning . Reffer to this amazing. document which. even i still sometime go back to .
https://www.internetingishard.com/html-and-css/flexbox/
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the answers I found on the Internet are all pretty specific. So what should I generally do when two elements, their children, and their parents have seemingly the same CSS attributes, but look different?
Inspect the element and look at the styles tab of your developer tools. The style rules appear in the order they are applied and the top most rule is with the highest priority.
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When creating HTML layouts should I use:
DIV classes and ID's
Semantic HTML5
Blend of both?
Semantic HTML5 is preferred, but it depends on your targeted scenario and type of homepage/application.
A more specific answer can be given if you clarify your question a bit.
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Looking for icon font for StackOverflow to use similar with techniques similar to Fontello or Font Awesome.
I see an open issue for it here. Perhaps this is as close as it gets for now.
Cheers,
jf
This icon set contains it and it is Bootstrap/Foundation compatible:
http://aristeides.com/elusive-iconfont/
Cheers! :)
That link is dead - try http://elusiveicons.com/icons/