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First: don’t tell me about webkit-reporting. I just get a 502 from there! Ok, what’s the problem? I made an example telling it all: <html> <head> <style> .ext { display: none; color: cyan; } body { max-inline-size: calc(100vi - 12px); &:not(:has(:target)), &:has(p.dft:target) { #ext { display: none; } #dft { display: block; } } &:has(p.ext:target) { #ext { display: block; } #dft { display: none; } } &.ext li { display: none; } &:has(.ext:target) { & li.ext { display: revert; } } } header > p > a::before { color: orange; content: "click me >>> "; } ul { display: flex; } li { margin: 1ex; list-style-type: none; inline-size: max-content; } .yes li::before { font-size: 70%; color: yellow; background-color: blue; content: "(" counters(total, ":") ")"; } ul.nGrp { display: inline flex; counter-reset: nameIndex; & li::after { display: inline-block; counter-increment: nameIndex; font-size: 75%; color: red; vertical-align: sub; content: "(" counter(nameIndex) ")"; } } header { inline-size: 100%; font-size: 2rem; text-align: center; } article { counter-reset: total; padding: 1ex; margin: 1em; &::after { font-size: 3em; color: purple; content: "— [" counter(total) "] —"; } li { counter-increment: total; } outline: 1ex groove purple; } </style> <title>Strange Safari-Count</title> </head> <body lang="de"> <header> <hgroup><h1>Strange counting without <code>:before</code></h1><p>different from FireFox!</p></hgroup> <p id="dft" class="dft"><a href="#ext">More?</a></p> <p id="ext" class="ext"><a href="#dft">Less!</a></p> <p><code>:before</code> doesn’t inherit parent’s display:none? (same in FireFox)</p> </header> <article> <ul> <li class="dft"><p>A1</p></li> <li><ul class="nGrp"><li class="dft"><p>A1</p></li><li class="dft"><p>A1</p></li></ul></li> <li class="dft"><p>A3</p></li><li class="dft"><p>A4</p></li> <li><ul class="nGrp"><li class="dft"><p>A5</p></li><li class="ext"><p>A5</p></li></ul> </li> <li><ul class="nGrp"><li class="dft"><p>A6</p></li><li class="dft"><p>A6</p></li><li class="dft"><p>A6</p></li></ul></li> </ul> <ul> <li><ul class="nGrp"><li class="ext"><p>B1</p></li><li class="dft"><p>B1</p></li></ul></li> <li class="dft"><p>B2</p></li> <li><ul class="nGrp"><li class="dft"><p>B3</p></li><li class="ext"><p>B3</p></li></ul></li> </ul> </article> <article class="yes"> <ul> <li class="dft"><p>A1</p></li> <li><ul class="nGrp"><li class="dft"><p>A1</p></li><li class="dft"><p>A1</p></li></ul></li> <li class="dft"><p>A3</p></li><li class="dft"><p>A4</p></li> <li><ul class="nGrp"><li class="dft"><p>A5</p></li><li class="ext"><p>A5</p></li></ul> </li> <li><ul class="nGrp"><li class="dft"><p>A6</p></li><li class="dft"><p>A6</p></li><li class="dft"><p>A6</p></li></ul></li> </ul> <ul> <li><ul class="nGrp"><li class="ext"><p>B1</p></li><li class="dft"><p>B1</p></li></ul></li> <li class="dft"><p>B2</p></li> <li><ul class="nGrp"><li class="dft"><p>B3</p></li><li class="ext"><p>B3</p></li></ul></li> </ul> </article> </body> </html> At least have an eye on the total count at the end of the (identical) articles! Before and after clicking the teaser.
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I’m talking about CSS-functions: https://w3c.github.io/csswg-drafts/css-values/#round-func) .example { --result: round(up, var(--number), 1); } In Safari 16.x css round didn’t work perfect.round(up, x, 1) did its job, if x wasn’t a “natural” number (all digits after the fraction mark 0). If it was, it resulted the next one! Now Safari 17.0 gives 0 for all numbers! !Update! Sorry, Safari 17 does round! But: not in code like that: :root { --result: round(up, var(--number), 1); Had a project, where this was used to define the number of columns and rows I wanted for an (mostly) quadratic layout. What’s working instead: grid-template-columns: repeat(round(up, sort(var(--items), 1), minimal(…); the former css used the :root-variant (grid-template-columns: repeat(var(--result) …). !Update 2! After some experiments I found: Safari 17 doesn’t like :root any more! (https://www.w3.org/TR/selectors-3/#root-pseudo) And: Safari doesn’t calc correct: `round(up,1,1)˚ is 2 — says Apple. YOU MUST NOT CALC CSS-INTEGERS! CSS-DPI ist ####### ENOUGH!
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As you can see, I’m able to write here. But it seems, I can’t reply. Symptom: I wanted to add an additional piece of text to one of my posts here. I can write it. But if I click on “submit”, nothing happens. The button keeps coming up and that’s all.
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Safari 16.3: some CSS: --images: 1; --count: round(up, calc(sqrt(var(--images))), 1); results `--count == 2!` As long as the numbers can be controled, you could do sth. like --count: round(up, calc(sqrt(var(--images)) - 0.01), 1); but … this is ugly! ceil(1) should be 1. Every calculator agree. BTW: Firefox has one solution for every root. √x == 0!
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Sorry, my english is poor. So I just want to show up a minimalistic example. Get your rulers and try to find the distances! <html> <body> <div style="min-width: 20cm, max-width: 20cm; height: 10cm; background-color: red;">who’s the liar – your ruler or your computer?</div> </body> </html> BTW: the title here is whispering something like „IE“? That’s past! Now this is the update?
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