Exploring Large HTML Documents on the Web
57 points by zdw 4 days ago | 6 comments
  • qingcharles 3 days ago |
    I don't know if I remember seeing this site before -- it appears to be an advent calendar of web performance tips? Good stuff.
    • ssttoo 3 days ago |
      Yup, it’s web performance advent calendar in its 17th edition. I’m the maintainer, AMA. Also still accepting contributions for this year.
  • ayaros 3 days ago |
    I've used embedded SVG images in CSS encoded as base64, and I'm not ashamed. In general, I really wish I could apply page styles and CSS3 variables to the internal CSS of SVG files. I'm sure there's a good reason why this context isn't shared, but it would be cool and useful to dynamically change the style of SVG files.

    If I'm hand coding a page or writing a stylesheet, it's convenient to be able to embed things. Often, I'll embed a style tag until it grows large enough to be worthy of its own file. The same goes for scripts; it's useful to have the option if you're quickly prototyping something.

    • beezlewax 3 days ago |
      You CAN target ids in svgs though? And apply fill etc by css
      • ayaros 3 days ago |
        Not in all situations. I'm pretty sure I can't do it when the SVG file is applied as a background image.
        • 1718627440 2 days ago |
          Yeah of course, you must embed it as content. So use <object> or <svg> directly.