Love it. One thought - have standardized CSS listed first. I type in "background" and get "-webkit-background-composite" as a first result. I'd probably want to see just "background" come up, followed by declarations less popular. Regardless of this minor issue, I'll be using this regularly. Thanks for this!
InstaCSS: the CSS docs you always wish you had
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Re: InstaCSS: the CSS docs you always wish you had
#92Nice, but a few UX nitpicks: * Default to sort by relevence: Put the more relevant matching properties at the top. For example, I type "backg" instead the highest result being the obscure "-webkit-background-composite" ... actually most relevant result "background" which should be the first result instead of the third. * Default results list to condensed format: Instead of showing the full verbose docs for every matc…
Re: InstaCSS: the CSS docs you always wish you had
#93Nice! It's great that it has detailed version support info, like: *Support for multiple, comma-separated, background images was added in Gecko 1.9.2.* but I wish it showed what fraction of web users that represents. Maybe with a little green/red fuel gauge icon.
The OP said he's pulling the data from MDN (Mozilla Dev Network I think?), which means all the comments are only going to be Firefox-related. What I would want is for it to show all browsers and what version the feature is available in (but if he's automating the data pull, this probably isn't going to happen I imagine).