Reimplements party-time as a CSS filter, with no JS needed. #781
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The side-effect of this is that it applies to more than just the background and standout colours (it applies to everything). This was always my intention though! I just didn't know enough about filter effects and animations.
The details:
I'm using a
:has()selector paired with a hidden checkbox. When the parrot is clicked/tapped, the checkbox is toggled. When the box is checked an animated hue-rotation animation is applied to the<html>element.The benefits:
Footnotes
It is my hope that one day to return the worker entirely. At this time hashed resources are all short-circuited through the worker for the browser to immutably cache (so almost all JS and all CSS). Images and HTML files are still to figure out, but images should probably just be immutably cached too. ↩