I’ve seen these used in Plugins and native Discourse, but not in Themes (example?). Are they supported? In Themes is @container supported in .scss? This seems this gets through, e.g.: .side-by-side { container-type: inline-size; container-name: side-by-side; } [image] :+1: but not @contai…

I believe I’ve isolated my issue: containers can’t be tables, looks like they must be divs. I created a pen which had two identical containers, except one was a table. The container query fails on the table, but succeeds on the otherwise almost identical div. the ultimate solution here was moving…

I’ve just done a quick test and can confirm that container queries work in themes… one thing I will note is that they’re a lot harder to reason around than media queries. A couple of us on the team have been confused by this initially. They’re not simply media queries on containers, but have a sepa…

thanks for looking at this! And thanks for confirming, [immagine] Kris: So you can not use a container query with a container that has a dynamic width Oh! [immagine] Kris: This significantly limits what you’d expect to be able to do with them unfortunately. Quite! :cry:

Container queries nei Themes?

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merefield (Robert) 16 Marzo 2024, 12:09am 3

Grazie per averci dato un’occhiata! E grazie per la conferma,

Oh!

Decisamente!

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