Conditional formatting with vanilla CSS?
Can anyone point me to a function or property that will help me conditionally render styling based on how many elements a user elects to display on the page? I've been combing MDN and Youtube, but I haven't found anything satisfying.
I am doing a side project with a friend that displays turn-timers for card or board games. The user selects the number of players and then navigates to a page with that many timers (one for each player). I am looking for a solution beyond implementing a single flexbox/grid implementation. I wish I could find the CSS equivalent to the switch statement in JavaScript
I'd like to independently style what a 5 person gameboard+timers looks like, vs a 2 person or a 10 person. I feel that displays would look better in a round shape, some better as four squares in larger square, some better with space in the middle and the elements along the outside of a centered, empty shape.
Maybe I'm asking too much of the language?
If my descriptions are too confusing, let me know and I will draw out some diagrams. Thank you in advance
I am doing a side project with a friend that displays turn-timers for card or board games. The user selects the number of players and then navigates to a page with that many timers (one for each player). I am looking for a solution beyond implementing a single flexbox/grid implementation. I wish I could find the CSS equivalent to the switch statement in JavaScript
I'd like to independently style what a 5 person gameboard+timers looks like, vs a 2 person or a 10 person. I feel that displays would look better in a round shape, some better as four squares in larger square, some better with space in the middle and the elements along the outside of a centered, empty shape.
Maybe I'm asking too much of the language?
If my descriptions are too confusing, let me know and I will draw out some diagrams. Thank you in advance
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