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nolanlawson.com | ||
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www.client9.com
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| | | | | Right now, most browsers use something like Courier for their default monospace font. This isn't very useful and not acceptable for code or programming samples. Fortunately, it's not hard to create a CSS-based system font stack with great monospace fonts. This expands on the work in System Shock Mono that originally described making a monospace CSS system font stack. CSS Below is a high-quality, monospace stack, that works on most modern (last eight years) systems.... | |
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iainbean.com
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| | | | | Make your site faster and more environmentally-friendly by taking a system-fonts-first approach | |
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haseebmajid.dev
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| | | | | Recently, I was trying to configure the terminal emulator Kitty with Nix and Stylix, and I was having issues with it showing emojis. It took me a lot longer to figure out than I would like to admit. So I decided to write a blog post, showing you how I did it and perhaps saving you some time. I did this in my home-manger config. First we install the Symbols Nerd Font, there are two ways we can normally add nerd fonts. Either patch our font, which I had already done with my font Mono Lisa or use this font (symbols), alongside your font (as a fallback). I haven't fully managed to get that to work on my system, so I have both normal Mono Lisa and Nerd Font variants on my system at the moment. Else other apps besides Kitty break. Anyway, tangent aside, you can in... | |
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amxmln.com
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| | | It's been a while since my last tutorial! So here's one on how to build a modern input field with a shrinking label in pure CSS, hope you'll like it! | ||
