In the past, creating custom components required complex combinations of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. However, the advancement of CSS in recent years...
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Nice! Almost 4 years ago a bunch of us did a silly set of posts making star rating components. We got a little carried away with it but it was fun.
@grahamthedev @madsstoumann @afif can you believe it was that long ago?!
Damn, time flies!
Maybe time to do something like that again? 🤓
Oh you don't want a piece of this :-) hahah.
Time just flies, shows how little I have written lately as that felt quite recent!
That time when my stellar ideas were killing everyone! 😈
hmmm, I think you and I remember things differently 😜
Really nice! 👏🏻
As final step may upgrade to a WebComponent.
All post is great. Final step of hours of operation amazing.
None of the star rating components allow for 0 stars, this reduces the effectiveness of such a rating as you will always have a bias to a favorable rating. This control might have a smaller one than most, but it still has a bias. I want to see a rating system with 5 solid stars and 1 hollow one. It would be a little more work, since the first hollow star would need to not allow ½ highlighting, and most likely you wouldn't want it to be highlighted when there is a value other than 0. So, the best solution for this problem is to have that case handled differently, most likely with JavaScript.
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Very nice.
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noiice!! VERY cool semantic CSS-first implementation! I Approve. 💯
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