made a guide on how to filter/sort a gallery or other collection using CSS and HTML radio buttons!!! https://solaria.neocities.org/cssfilter
Love it! Been thinking about doing something like this for my graphics links page.
ohhh thanks so much for this guide!! i'm gonna use it all over my site now... btw i found out you can default a radio/check button to being on by including `checked` in the input's html! might be a handy thing to add in if you want haha
fyi, with this method, to meet accessibility guidelines, you will need some text letting users know that the results will update automatically without a submit button (WCAG 3.2.2. On Input: https://www.w3.org/TR/UNDERSTANDING-WCAG20/consistent-behavior-unpredictable-change.html ).
THIS IS THE BEST THING I HAVE EVER SEEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS WHOLE PAGE IS AMAZING I LOVE IT IT'S MY FAVORITE ALSO OH MY GOD THE RAINBOW STARS!!!!!
thank u swiftred and kkbkkb!! this is actually one of my first pages! i had a hard time making rainbow gradients from scratch, so i figured id gradually log my successful attempts ^^
Those rainbow palettes are literally SO YUMMY! I love them 😍 also yay bunnies!
a status update saying ive been working on my rainbow pages (which has its own domain!), ill prob add some rainbow gradients as well :3 i also finally replied to my chatbox and guestbook comments, sorry yall ToT
blog post summarizing my 2024 experience, part of an event hosted by the 32bit cafe :3
thank you!! im workin on getting at least skeletons of all the art pages functional soon!
The colour filter is quite nifty!
the cssfilter page is a really incredible and comprehensive tutorial :D thank you!
thank you pixelglade and colrana!!! :3
minor update to my new tut on filteringa collection with CSS, and a major update to my theme switcher guide! my new tut and my update to the theme tut both use radio buttons (HTML) and CSS :has! i love learning new things about css!!!
That css filter tutorial is a life saver. Thank you!! I've been needing something exactly like that.