Description The CSS if() function allows devs to use conditional logic to set property values. This feature has shipped in Chrome 137, with some level of development happening in Firefox and Safari...

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In this issue: guide for alt texts, using progressive enhancement, light and dark mode, and more.

The <table> element is one of the oldest and most-common elements on the web. But it's also been long overlooked in terms of receiving new CSS features…