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Any chance for a font-size adjustment option? Could be fun to record a few of these, but the font size is too small for making content around it. I could edit it in the dev tools, I'm guessing, but could be a nice feature :)

OH YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT IN THE CODE EDITOR @kevinpowell.co yeah, I could probably do that, sorry all caps cause I'm realizing it took me way too long to realize what you meant here lol.

Haha, all good. Ignore my other reply 😅

Given the images are generated at the start of each day, I wanted to keep the font the same, changing fonts would require per challenge font alignment or some other method generating challenges on demand.

I meant in the code editor 😊

This is really cool! Took a crack at it and had fun (78%). Minor bug report though: went to keep tweaking after the time ran out, and the "Challenge Complete!" modal keeps re-appearing every few seconds, no matter how many times I dismiss it.

Thanks for the report!

I was able to get it to go away by just ignoring it and writing code, and then it went away on its own and that seemed to stick. 🤷Neat project though!

This is so cool! Much harder than it looks with the time pressure 😅

Totally 😂. Add in the fact that you can see your opponent’s progress (on the real one) and you know that thousands of people will watch your attempt, and it’s basically impossible.

This is so good! Who's working on tailwindcssdaily.dev? I'd play that and get my team hooked on it :). CSS is great, but doesn't help my team in their day to day work.

Wouldn't be too hard to do if you forked cssdaily. Some small changes to the challenge generation prompt and an editable html section rather than css. Could probably spin it up tonight or tomorrow.

Shoot, I could do it on tailwind.cssdaily.dev in the same repo... I'll give it a go tomorrow.

This is really cool but the time limit makes it way too hard I would rather have the time count up instead of down so I can take my time to get 100% Maybe that could be a separate mode?

Very cool! Can I recommend improving the semantics/accessibility of the HTML? Would be nice to encourage good practice.