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CSS Shapes allow us to define geometric shapes that text can flow around. These shapes can be circles, ellipses, simple or complex polygons, and even images and gradients.
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CSS Shapes allow us to define geometric shapes that text can flow around. These shapes can be circles, ellipses, simple or complex polygons, and even images and gradients.
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Codrops
An Introduction to CSS Shapes | Codrops
CSS Shapes allow us to make interesting and unique layouts by defining geometric shapes, images, and gradients that text content can flow around.
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30 days straight of the very best JavaScript, HTML, and CSS snippets ⭐️
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30 days straight of the very best JavaScript, HTML, and CSS snippets ⭐️
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Medium
#CodeTidbits30
For the entire month of December, I posted DAILY code tidbits! 30 days straight of the very best JavaScript, HTML, and CSS snippets.
If you ever used CSS sibling selectors, you know there’s only two. The + sibling combinator selects the first match that comes immediately after, and the ~ subsequent-sibling combinator matches all the ones that come after.
But there’s no way to select what came before. Either parent selectors or previous siblings selectors are simply not a thing.
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But there’s no way to select what came before. Either parent selectors or previous siblings selectors are simply not a thing.
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freeCodeCamp.org
How to make the impossible possible in CSS with a little creativity
by Facundo Corradini
If you ever used CSS sibling selectors,
[https://www.w3.org/TR/selectors-3/#adjacent-sibling-combinators] you know
there’s only two. The + sibling combinator selects the first match that comes
immediately after, and the ~ subsequent…
If you ever used CSS sibling selectors,
[https://www.w3.org/TR/selectors-3/#adjacent-sibling-combinators] you know
there’s only two. The + sibling combinator selects the first match that comes
immediately after, and the ~ subsequent…
Recently I wrote a higher level overview of CSS-in-JS, mostly talking about the problems this approach is trying to solve. Library authors rarely invest time into describing the tradeoffs of their solution, sometimes it’s because they are too biased, sometimes they just don’t know how the users apply the tool, so this is an attempt to describe the tradeoffs I have seen so far. I think it is important to mention that I am the author of JSS, so I should be considered biased.
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Medium
The tradeoffs of CSS-in-JS
Every technology has tradeoffs. It’s time we had a reasonable talk about the tradeoffs CSS-in-JS has made.
We’ve recently deprecated IE support for our product and this has opened up a world of new possibilities when it comes to development. While I know CSS Grid had partial support in IE (Microsoft created the original spec), the full implementation is much more magical. Patience is a virtue.
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Medium
CSS Grid, maintaining aspect ratio and managing overflow
We’ve recently deprecated IE support for our product and this has opened up a world of new possibilities when it comes to development…
With CSS Grid you can create complex web designs. It is very intuitive and very well supported by the major browsers. In this article I will show how to build layouts in CSS Grids.
8 minute read
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8 minute read
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freeCodeCamp.org
Things I’ve learned about CSS grid layout
With CSS Grid you can create complex web designs. It is very intuitive and very well supported by the major browsers. In this article I…
I hate CSS. Well, I hated CSS. While learning to write code, CSS seemed like an inoperable black box. The twin tasks of deciding how something should look, and then making it look that way seemed just impossible. Which resulted, very naturally, in a deep-seated hatred of the entire art.
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codeburst
How To Write CSS When You Hate CSS
Go From Cee-Ess-Ess To Cee-Ess-YES!
In recent versions of macOS (Mojave) and Windows 10, users have been able to enable a system level dark mode. This works well and is easy to detect for native applications.
4 min read
#JavaScript #CSS #React #Electron
4 min read
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freeCodeCamp.org
How to detect a user’s preferred color scheme in JavaScript
In recent versions of macOS (Mojave) and Windows 10 users have been able to enable a system wide dark mode. As this works well and is…
In this modern era of web development, we don’t really need a heavy-handed reset, or even a reset at all, because CSS browser compatibility issues are much less likely than they were in the old IE 6 days.
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Andy Bell
A Modern CSS Reset - Andy Bell
This post is 4+ years old now, so I’d recommend reading this more up to date version! I think about and enjoy very boring CSS stuff—probably much more than I should do, to be honest. One thing that I’ve probably spent too much time thinking about over the…
CSS position sticky has really good browser support, yet most developers aren’t using it.
⏱ 5 min read
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⏱ 5 min read
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Medium
CSS Position Sticky - How It Really Works!
CSS position sticky has really good browser support, yet most developers aren’t using it.
50% faster server-side rendering, 22% faster client-side rendering, 31% smaller bundle size, RTL support and no breaking changes! 😍💯🎉💅
⏱ 4 min read
🔘 #JavaScript #CSS
⏱ 4 min read
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Medium
Announcing styled-components v5: Beast Mode 💪🔥
50% faster server-side rendering, 20% faster client-side rendering, 19% smaller bundle size, RTL support and no breaking changes! 😍💯🎉💅