内容简介：When you change theRyan’s technique is very clever. Each item in the list has a pseudo-element on it with the exact text in the link. That pseudo-element is visually hidden, but pre-bolded and still occupies width. So when the actual link text is bolded, i
When you change the font-weight
of a font, the text will typically cause a bit of a layout shift. That’s because bold text is often larger and takes up more space. Sometimes that doesn’t matter, like a vertical stack of links where the wider/bolder text doesn’t push anything anyway. Sometimes it does
matter, like a horizontal row where the wider/bolder text pushes other elements away a smidge.
Bolding text on mouse hover causes a layout shift that’s especially noticeable when elements start wrapping. Here’s a nifty trick: add a hidden pseudo element with the same text string but set it to the bold font size
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— Ryan Mulligan (@hexagoncircle) July 20, 2020Ryan’s technique is very clever. Each item in the list has a pseudo-element on it with the exact text in the link. That pseudo-element is visually hidden, but pre-bolded and still occupies width. So when the actual link text is bolded, it won’t take up any additional width.
It also sorta depends on how you’re doing the layout. Here, if I force four columns with CSS grid and text that doesn’t really challenge the width, the bolding doesn’t affect the layout either:
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