hahaha

unintentional!

Sorry this took so long, but here are some more improvements to the ability to use the correct semantic elements in Figma Sites.

bsky.app/profile/figm...

I'm especially excited about the improvements to the layers panel.

It makes it much easier to understand the HTML structure of the doc as you are working!

I’d love to know the exact wording of the question.

Given that the chart is titled “gen z definition of success” I could see how a woman who wants kids might say “hey… a woman can be totally successful without having kids”

I see!

To me there’s not much difference between

* There is a god, who created our universe

And

* We’re living in a thing called a simulation which was created by someone.

But that’s just me

I think the odds are much lower than some of the folks in the article, but not zero!

Omg secret woke favicon!

Quite possible!

But the fact that the pin has a pizza icon in it implies that the location has been categorized as a pizza joint…

I tried it here and it didn’t find the pizza place. :-(

Oh wait not always

Ooh! “Places to eat” also works on Google maps!

I totally agree that sometimes I want to find a restaurant and don’t want to include fast food or takeout places.

But is there a search term that means “I just want to eat something”?

Note that this is not about having too many search results.

“Restaurant” won’t find pizza slice shops no matter the zoom level (understandable) but what if all I want is something to eat? Is there a search term for that?

I've never seen this one before, but tbh I'm surprised that there isn't a tighter definition than "is a subset of that set". Feels odd?

It tasted like how it looked