Welcome to CSS Diner

It's a fun game to learn and practice CSS selectors.

To play, visit flukeout.github.io or cssdiner.com

Change Log

Aug 25,2016

Added Twitter, Facebook and Email share actions
- Tracking clicks with GA Events
Made the level menu and editor area scroll independently
- Using custom jQuery scroll library

Aug 18,2016

Started using cssdiner.com to redirect to flukeout.github.io

Aug 12,2016

Added checkmarks to completed levels in level menu and header

Aug 4,2016

Began tracking progress and correct guesses with GA Events

Filing issues and PRs

Please file issues and PRs in the css-diner repo.

Repo structure

Here's the repo structure, it's a bit confusing...

Currently, all of the working code (including issues, PRs and in-progress branches) is hosted in the css-diner repo
- The lastest version of the code is on the develop branch
The live version is published from the flukeout.github.io repo
- Live version lives on the master branch

Deploying

This is more of a note to myself in case I forget, to deploy the latest version, I'll have to push to the master branch on the flukeout.github.io repo from the latest develop branch.

Roadmap and Status

Potential Features & Improvements

Lots of people have trouble with level 19, how should I address this?
Create levels for attribute selectors
- Will probably add attributes like customer='bob' and place a little nametag by those dishes
- Also some great ideas in this issue
Figure out how to tackle the .table element
- Including it in the selector string makes the selectors invalid, but it shouldn't
Investigate the order of stacked oranges in the markup, some users think it's counter intuitive
Block attempts to use comma between selectors
Only pass each level if that level's selector is used
Make it easier to navigate between levels
Number all of the levels in the menu
Add UI to Tweet about finishing all of the levels
Add additional challenges per Selector
- Some repetition per level would be good