Want!

Finally time to put Fitty to rest rikschennink.github.io/fitty/

Can we set the maximum number of characters per line length?. Do you have any links to the spec please?

an explainer holds the latest details github.com/explainers-b... room for comments too. the CSSWG is a good place to jump in also, link to that is in the blog note

Oddly the link on mobile just took me to github home (works on desktop). I was wondering if we could set min, clamp, max characters (maybe using ch units?) to achieve ideal line lengths.

You mean Canary 145+?

So like the titles on nmn.sh but without SVG and manual ratio calculations? That would be nice. I also like that it can re-flow text unlike the trick by Kizu with nested containers.

I need this ????

Until then... <fit-text>Hello Web Components</fit-text> fit-text.github.io 566 Bytes gzipped

fit-text.github.io 566 BYTES gzipped ????

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* in 1-2 years

this was one of my very first jquery plugins! absolutely love that it’s making it into CSS!

OK

you can def use clamp, and you can def set the max-inline-size using ch units… which _feels_ like the ingredients for achieving ideal line lengths

yep… ????

AT LAST

What real-word application would this have? I can see it working with a design where static text elements need to fit an entire space relative to the design. Which is huge. Anything else? I’m not creative.

yep, a design tool can offer it to make nice headlines or templates can use it numbers can fit into circles so that like "20" and "100" both work (that 3rd digit can be a doozy) grids and alignment being perfect fitting user generated content into spaces without using an ellipsis

there's an art project in here somewhere, i can feel it

Does this play nicely with developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W... ? (Please say it does ????)

Every single type specimen website

Mentioned at https://programming.dev/post/41912374

Is this a CSS standard?

Just saw the CSSWG draft