Pure CSS weaved pattern in under 110 bytes
Live demo https://codepen.io/thebabydino/pen/xx...
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Resources:
* Adventures in CSS Semi-Transparency Land (https://css-tricks.com/adventures-in-...)
* Background Patterns, Simplified by Conic Gradients (https://css-tricks.com/background-pat...)
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Solution to this challenge / 1396540014675337218
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How this came about: I've started redoing the demos in my old slider collection from 2015 (video • Fixing my crappy code... after over h... / collection https://codepen.io/collection/DgYaMj?...) and one of them needed a weaved background. Back then I had used the Carbon pattern from Lea Verou's gallery (https://projects.verou.me/css3pattern..., but, while that was a cool solution at the time, it doesn't quite cut it in 2021: it uses 6 layered gradients and breaks at larger sizes. So I thought I'd play around a bit and try to come with another solution, one that's more compact and reliable.
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