Patrick Brosset @patrickbrosset.com · Jan 26

Hundreds of HTML elements, anchored to each other randomly, by using the CSS anchor positioning feature. Because, why not? A new kind of popup hell. This, and other fun experiments at patrickbrosset.com/articles/202...

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ntm · Jan 27

Did you test it on Firefox?

Andrew Aquino · Jan 26

the parallax animation the web has been needing

Sujal Gurung · Jan 26

Patrick Brosset · Jan 26

In this, I'm only moving the red popup, all the other ones follow directly or indirectly via CSS anchor positioning.

Jhey ʕ·ᴥ· ʔ · Jan 26

love the "whack a dialog" demo 😅 reminded me of this one i did for CSS day with [popover] 🎈 so true though, fun experimentation has multiple benefits 💯 not only do you learn something, but it's also great for finding API limits or surfacing browser bugs/issues, wish we saw more of it!

Marcus P. · Jan 28

I'm looking forward to in 5 years for new sites to still be using some React only library that uses JS to do this anyways.

Charlie Gerard · Jan 26

Love it!