CSS Inline Code Styling Test

This post demonstrates the improved styling for inline code elements, particularly CSS properties and functions like @property and color-mix().

CSS Properties and Functions

Here are some examples of CSS-related inline code that should have better contrast in dark mode:

• The @property at-rule allows you to define custom CSS properties
• The color-mix() function enables color blending in CSS
• Properties like background-color and border-radius are fundamental
• Functions such as calc(), var(), and clamp() are very useful
• Modern CSS features include @container queries and @layer rules

Regular Inline Code

Regular inline code like const variable = "value" and function myFunc() should also have improved contrast.

Code in Different Contexts

When discussing CSS, we often mention properties like display: flex, grid-template-columns, and functions like rgb(), hsl(), and oklch().

The new @starting-style rule and transition-behavior property are exciting additions to CSS.

Testing Dark Mode

Switch to dark mode to see how these inline code elements now have better contrast and readability compared to before.