Two CSS properties Walk Into a Bar...

Two CSS properties walk into a bar.

A barstool in a completely different bar falls over.

Thomas Fuchs 🌵

@thomasfuchs

Two CSS properties walk into a bar.

A barstool in a completely different bar falls over.

16:10 PM - 28 Jul 2014

Comments

[Johannes Millan]

Is it funny if I tell the joke like this:

.another-bar.bar .chair{
  position: fixed;
  bottom: 0;
}

.this-bar .chair,
.bar .chair {
  position: sticky !important; 
  transform: rotate(920deg);
  transition: 1s all not-smooth;
  float: none;
}

?

[­Sollace]

This is like an anti-joke. :|

[sanidz]

Host selector walk in to a bar.
There is no bar anymore. ha - ha

[Alex F. Musumeci]

I get it.

[mrfrasier]

Please enlighten

[perpetual . education]

Should I take a screenshot of this page and then post it - so we go a few levels deeper? Or - should I just scope my things properly?

[petrosvoivontas]

Παναγία μου... 😂

[Reach Allen]

I don't get the joke. Can anyone explain to me? Haha

[perpetual . education]

It's the same joke as "A blind man falls in a hole and dies because he didn't know what he was doing" - which - depending on your culture - is funny? We thought it was kinda sad.

[chase]

CSS is global，New CSS causes historical version crash

[Jaaki]

You made my day

[Real AI]

Good thing the barstool was ! important.