The thing I still find weird about Container Queries is that there doesn't appear to be a way to distinguish between different containers based on class, as @container applies to any parent container. So, a <p> inside of a card with class .card-with-blue-background would get the same styles as a <p> inside of a card with class .card-with-red-background, since there isn't an easy way (as far as I could tell) to distinguish between the two scenarios within the Container Query, itself.
Hey thanks for asking, we should make that more clear. Generations that aren't private may be featured in our public, community catalog here https://www.magicpatterns.com/catalog
We're rolling out to Macs first since that is what our development environment has been, though nothing is stopping us from supporting Linux or Windows once we have those environments properly set up. It is on the near-term road map!
In my experience, the revision system in WordPress is not performant. The more revisions there are for a given page, the longer it takes to publish that page, eventually leading page publish requests to time out. I usually have to limit the number of per-page revisions to keep, to prevent that from happening.
I use consumables like toothpaste as top-up items to get past the minimum threshold to qualify for free shipping at Amazon and Walmart. This implicitly triggers a mental check to see if I'm running low on anything.
