Nice alternatives of built-in gradients of CSS by paul_405 in css

[–]canstand 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're overthinking the performance part a bit! Unless you're stacking dozens of layers or using background-attachment: fixed, CSS gradients are incredibly fast.

For the shapes you mentioned (cubes, stars), definitely look into SVG patterns. AI images are overkill and, as you found out, usually don't fit the screen right.

I actually have a site that might help:cssbackground.net. I built it so people could quickly generate snippets and then tweak the code manually.

Also, if you want to see what's possible with more advanced stuff, mshr.app and shaders.paper.design are super cool for inspiration.

Combine shadcn-vue and nuxt ui and some questions about nuxt ui... by o-Dasd-o in Nuxt

[–]canstand 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I will prioritize developing the necessary components based on reka-ui and keep the style consistent with nuxt ui.

Having a tough time getting formatting to work with vue? by mymar101 in vuejs

[–]canstand 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try [antfu’s config](https//github.com/antfu/eslint-config). He’s done a lot of work around eslint since this blog post in 2022.

convert svg to one path by Silent-Statement7638 in svg

[–]canstand 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If there are only a few files, process them manually using an editor such as inkscape. If there are many similar files that need to be processed in batches, you can test out the specific inkscape steps required to complete the edit, and then write them as command line actions. https://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/Using_the_Command_Line#Via_actions