Terka Codes Yeah, sometimes transforms are unpredictable. It's good that we have various ways of handling them.
And yeah, I get that, that is a very practical application of having a blog - and I myself like to put things down on paper/screen to visualize, understand or recall them, it's just that I haven't used the blog for it yet.
Maciek Fitzner
I like trying out what CSS can do. And making it do things it wasn't meant for.
Oh, this goes on my to-read list. I've never learnt transform matrix, because I wasn't sure my go-to mode - a chain of translations and rotations along various axes, all in a very specific order - could be correctly written with a matrix. But it's worth a try, even if it doesn't get me where I want it to. Case in point: the new syntax - rotate: (axis) (angle) - didn't look very interesting until I found out how it doesn't interfere with/override the traditional transform. It's hard to explain, I'd have to illustrate it with a codepen example - but it was kinda mindblowing!