Something I dislike about SVG icons is that they won't get any text decoration in links. I see why, but this looks really bad in situations like here.
Sometimes you can use Unicode characters as substitutes, which thankfully is the case here. But their caveat is that fonts usually have really bad-looking arrows. (Shoutouts to Inter for being good)
You can also use CSS to render an underline as background, but... really? This feels wrong.
- Consent popup which is at the bottom of the page, but not sticky to the viewport - It locks any interaction but scrolling and using the popup - There's a list using infinite scrolling on the website - As you scroll down to the consent popup, the list expands and keeps pushing it down
I wouldn't even be surprised if something like this exists somewhere.
It's annoying that I can only find out about new developments for running Affinity on Linux by chance ever since Canva moved the whole community to Discord.
You can only choose one, but never both: 1. A footer at the bottom of your site 2. Endless scrolling which appends new content when you reach the end of the list
It's a bit puzzling that her true form is a cerberus, as in a three-headed dog, and she's a cat otherwise. But it's not a complaint, cerberus is awesome, and I'll take anything over human anyway
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