Anchoring experiences
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The video showcases the Over-Easy Machine, a Mini Web Machine that utilizes CSS anchor() to overlay and connect UI elements, allowing for easy-to-use anchoring experiences.
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check out the latest Mini web machines called the over easy machine it's using anchoring and optionally popover to deliver these really easy to use anchoring experiences see how I'm just anchoring to the sides and the corners and here I'm anchoring to the top but it will automatically flip to the bottom once it's about to go out of the viewport and as the element that it's attached to actually goes out the viewport it even hides the anchor itself these are all CSS properties that you can use here's some of them right now the support might not be great but it's going to get there it's the web standard we got position anchor inset anchor position try order position try fallbacks and position area this stuff is so much fun check out the Mini web machines episode for all the details and for links to demos
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Are you looking to overlay and connect UI elements? With CSS anchor() you can do just that! Meet the Over-Easy Machine, it uses anchoring and optionally the popover to deliver easy to use anchoring experiences.
Watch more Mini Web Machines → https://goo.gle/MiniWebMachines
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Speaker: Speaker: Adam Argyle
Products Mentioned: Chrome
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