Mandaris
List Markers and String Styles - CSS-Tricks
But what if we want to style the markers differently than the contents of the list items? That’s always been difficult at best. Now, thanks to the ::marker pseudo-element, it’s a whole lot easier. You don’t get the full range of CSS to apply to the markers, but there’s still a great deal that can be done.
I’ve been thinking about it for a while and it definitely feels like base camp has moved from being something in high regard to “just another company”.
Further cementing my thoughts that the only company that has your ideals is the one you create.
Had a medical scare today. Not life threatening but it definitely doesn’t help my opinion of the health care here in America.
It feels pretty good to have some of these passwords cleaned up.
I’m not a paid subscriber to fantastical. So I now see this every time I open the app.
I’m doing a review and I cleaned out all my emails.
That felt weird until I realized that I had put everything that needed my attention into OmniFocus.
I can’t focus on anything so I need something to track this stuff for me.
Most exciting thing on my desk.
This is the same image from the same app being sent to Sunlit.
Sorry about this, I thought you knew about it and was just waiting to roll it out.
Kind of how I’ve been feeling lately
