"Firefox 147 just came out, and the flagship developer feature is clearly anchor positioning support, bringing that "to the baseline" as we're supposed to say these days. That rules, but I'm also very hyped about CSS module scripts. Remember, they are a way of importing a stylesheet in JavaScript, that is, the only decent way of handling CSS in the Shadow DOM."
"Firefox 147 just came out, and the flagship developer feature is clearly anchor positioning support, bringing that "to the baseline" as we're supposed to say these days. That rules, but I'm also very hyped about CSS module scripts. Remember, they are a way of importing a stylesheet in JavaScript, that is, the only decent way of handling CSS in the Shadow DOM. For clarity, this is sometimes called "CSS Module Scripts" and the import syntax is called "Import Attributes"."
Firefox 147 introduces anchor positioning support, enabling precise baseline-aligned anchors for developers. The release also emphasizes CSS Module Scripts as a mechanism to import stylesheets from JavaScript. CSS Module Scripts provide a robust solution for applying styles inside the Shadow DOM where traditional global styles do not suffice. The import attribute syntax, commonly called Import Attributes, names the import form. Together, anchor positioning and CSS Module Scripts improve layout control and encapsulated styling for component-based web development, making it easier to manage scoped styles and alignment in modern web components.
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