You might have heard that the humble, old attr() method in CSS just got a big update. It's only in Chrome for now, but I assume the Firefox and Saf...
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love it, except for the fact the moon is an image...disappointed in you bud I was expecting the moon itself to be in CSS! hahaha
Haha, yeah well ... another time!
Awesome
Thanks!
That sounds really creative, blending CSS with astronomical concepts!
Thank you!
Creative
Thanks
It's fantastic and exactly what I was looking for, but either I made a mistake or encountered a minor issue: the illumination for my location at 44.42° north shows the moon lit on the opposite side compared to my actual observations of it. I played around a bit and found if I change my lat from +(plus) to -(minus) essentially from north to south of the equator it is illluminated on the correct side. I must be doing something wrong somewhere. Amy ideas? Thanks.
Hi Keith,
I’m not sure — I already did one fix for this — could be the CSS calculations differ a bit, depending on browser, but that’s guesswork.
Best wishes,
Mads
Loved it. Awesome work..
Thanks!
Well done for adding latititude. That often annoys me various moon charts / calendars (Melbourne, Australia)