IWDiscordRelay<person#1903> I'm trying to use css/html to create a right hand column that feels like it's the "margin" of the page. Like if you were reading a book, there's the general spot where your eyes would go and then someone's scrawled notes in the margin of the page. I'm messing around with flex-box and floats, but I'm struggling to keep the main content centered while the other div is off-center. I tend to instead see the whole two-column block cen
[Murray]Assuming you have a `<main>` element that contains your content (all in some kind of wrapper, otherwise you'd need to add some additional lines to the `aside` rule), plus an `<aside>` element that is your sidebar.
[manton]Now that Bluesky is in the App Store, does anyone have access to the beta? I’d like to experiment with the protocol but not until I can use it… Feels like this should’ve rolled out to devs first.
[snarfed]re bluesky, I've dived pretty deep, talked with them, and built with it, eg granary now supports it, and https://github.com/snarfed/lexrpc . I like a number of the decisions they made
[manton][snarfed] Cool, if you do have an invite, I’d love one. 🙂 I expect it’ll be a while before they work through waitlist and I’m buried somewhere in the middle of it.
[Murray][KevinMarks] Not at the moment, unfortunately. I've been trying to do exactly that since Grid first came out, but it's frustratingly hard to work. You can definitely do it with some clever JS, but not CSS alone. I do wonder whether either masonry layout or subgrid will help, but I haven't tried either yet