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Musical OSM
11 avril, par b_b (@b_b)Musical #OSM
▻https://musical-osm.netlify.appUne application web qui propose des visualisations audiovisuelles des dernières modifications apportées à #OpenStreetMap. Pour chaque modification OSM effectuée, une note de musique aléatoire est jouée.
#map
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Fol Naïs | ni Les gens de Ni envoient toujours du bois !
10 avril, par b_b (@b_b)Fol Naïs | ni
Les gens de Ni envoient toujours du bois !
▻https://niiii.bandcamp.com/album/fol-na-s
#son
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CSS :has() Interactive Guide
9 avril, par b_b (@b_b)CSS :has() Interactive Guide
▻https://ishadeed.com/article/css-has-guideOn peut faire des trucs sympas avec
:has()
, exemples :With CSS :has(), we can replicate the logical operators like ”&&” and ”||“
/* OR */
.shelf:has(.bookPurple, .bookYellow) {
outline: dashed 2px deeppink;
}
/* AND */
.shelf:has(.bookPurple):has(.bookYellow) {
outline: dashed 2px deeppink;
}In this example, I want to show an additional visual clue if the page has an alert.
.main:has(.alert) .header {
box-shadow:
inset 0 2px 0 0 red,
0 3px 10px 0 rgba(#000, 0.1);
background-color: #fff4f4;
}Et plein d’autres trucs comme “Quantity queries with CSS :has” , “We can select an element if it’s followed by another.”, “For example, if the user selects “other”, we want to show input to let them fill in more info.” qui pourrait être utile à saisies de #SPIP et son
afficher_si
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How to make older Android devices work with Letsencrypt ROOT certificate - Server support blog
20 mars, par b_b (@b_b)How to make older #Android devices work with #Letsencrypt ROOT certificate - Server support blog
▻https://server-support.co/apple/software/how-to-make-older-android-devices-work-with-letsencrypt-root-certificThe most impacting technical event of the Internet was the expiration of the Letsencrypt DST Root certificate which brought a lot of grief to technical support people and owners of declared obsolete devices. Here is the lists of compatible and incompatible devices provided by Letsencrypt.
There is a way to make some of incompatible devices work, by manually installing ISRG Root X1 Letsencrypt certificate.Ref ▻https://letsencrypt.org/2023/07/10/cross-sign-expiration
If you use Android 7.0 or earlier, you may need to take action to ensure you can still access websites secured by Let’s Encrypt certificates. We recommend installing and using Firefox Mobile, which uses its own trust store instead of the Android OS trust store, and therefore trusts ISRG Root X1.
Et hop, mon vieux bouzin de récup accède de nouveau aux sites dont le SSL est porté par LE :)
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WebAIM : Screen Reader User Survey 10 Results
12 mars, par b_b (@b_b)WebAIM: Screen Reader User Survey 10 Results
▻https://webaim.org/projects/screenreadersurvey10In December 2023 and January 2024, WebAIM surveyed preferences of #screen_reader users. We received 1539 valid responses. This was a follow-up to 9 previous surveys that were conducted between January 2009 and June 2021.
In order, the most problematic items are:
– CAPTCHA - images presenting text used to verify that you are a human user
– Interactive elements like menus, tabs, and dialogs do not behave as expected
– Links or buttons that do not make sense
– Screens or parts of screens that change unexpectedly
– Lack of keyboard accessibility
– Images with missing or improper descriptions (alt text)
– Complex or difficult forms
– Missing or improper headings
– Too many links or navigation items
– Complex data tables
– Inaccessible or missing search functionality
– Lack of “skip to main content” or “skip navigation” links