What's the Most Common Use Case?

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Code search is getting really good at that, but I want to see what was actually scraped from compiled websites. So it's the other one border block start border border block and in the border in line start and border in line. And so you're thinking now about the directional directionality of a block versus an in line element to account for websites that have different display directions. For instance, some languages are, yeah, top to bottom. Some languages are right to left, left to right. It's able to account for all of that stuff and instead of thinking about things in terms of a very, I don't know, for me, American centric way of, you know,

In this episode of Syntax, it’s part 2 of Wes and Scott’s journey through the CSS Trends Almanac for 2022 talking through the rest of the popular CSS properties on the web.

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