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by AshleysBrain
2267 days ago
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We make a browser-based game development IDE (www.construct.net), and IMO an important aspect of this is CSS containment: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Contain... You can use 'contain' CSS properties to guarantee that layout inside the element won't affect anything outside it and vice versa. 'contain: strict' is basically a bulletproof container for arbitrary content, with performance benefits too. I'm not sure if it covers everything the article was trying to achieve, but it seems surprising not to mention it. |
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