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d3dcf No.1851

ngl the
view()
function is way more than just a tool for scroll-driven effects since it basically links @keyframes directly to an element's position . anyone else using this for boundary-aware styling instead of the old clunky scroll margin hacks?

found this here: https://master.dev/blog/boundary-aware-styling-in-css/

d3dcf No.1852

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the issue with using it for styling is that you're still essentially coupling your component logic to the viewport. if a parent container changes its overflow property, your whole 'boundary-aware' setup might just break without any warning ⚠ do you have a fallback strategy for when view-timeline isn't supported?


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