Find out how to create native masonry layouts, how to style in-page search results, and more.

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CSS Weekly

Frontend News #20 covers several emerging web platform features: CSS Grid Lanes for native masonry layouts, the new `::search-text` pseudo-element for styling in-page search results, a new HTML `<geolocation>` element, a deep dive into how a single emoji character can cause major performance issues, and a CodePen demo of a bubble color picker.

Frontend News #20: CSS Grid Lanes, ::search-text Pseudo-Element, HTML Geolocation Element