Toast Stack
A new message pushes the stack back and down; the newest is always frontmost.
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On a Toast
A new message pushes the stack back and down; the newest is always frontmost. --wm-i counts back from the newest, and the negative delay puts the older toasts further along the same timeline instead of giving each its own. The offsets that make it a stack are yours (margins here, so the transform stays free for the effect).
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The class is wm wm-toast-stack — the first half is the marker the trigger and reduced-motion rules hook into, the second is the effect.