CSS random()
Read OriginalThis article analyzes Safari's experimental, non-standard CSS random() function. It explains how the function works with min, max, and step values for numeric and color contexts, details its current limitations (e.g., not working in selectors or strings), and discusses unsupported but desired use cases like randomly selecting page elements or images. The piece compares its utility to JavaScript's Math.random().
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