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   by csswizardry 15y ago

   Those are all great ideas, thanks. I'm already considering an 'inuit.css in the wild' type section, as soon as enough people start using it in production. I definitely need to scale the site up somewhat as it currently doesn't do such a gre
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   by csswizardry 15y ago

   overflow-y, although relatively stable, has only been officially proposed in CSS3. So I could (and might) use overflow-y, but the height:101%; is a hangover from when overflow-y was a non-standard bit of CSS. I don't dislike the overflow-y
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   by csswizardry 15y ago

   Wow, on Hacker News, cheers guys! I'm Harry, the guy who made inuit.css. There is a link to inuit.css in the page's h1, which I know is way too hidden: http://csswizardry.com/inuitcss/css/inuit.css I'm a designer/front-end dev at heart