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The `-path` of Least Resistance (Part 2)

Now it's time to break free from containment entirely. In this second part, we're shifting from shapes that hold things in place to paths that guide movement. We're moving from clip-path to offset-path, where your elements don't get clipped into new shapes, they travel along custom routes. We talk about reduced motion for accessibility later in this post, but not all the demos in this post implement that media query

Web development

Web development

Better CSS Shapes Using shape() - Part 4: Close and Move | CSS-Tricks

JavaScript

Better CSS Shapes Using shape() - Part 1: Lines and Arcs | CSS-Tricks

fromFrontendmasters

JavaScript

Creating Flower Shapes using clip-path: shape()

The shape() function in CSS revolutionizes shape creation by allowing curves and complex designs.

This article introduces the arc command as a starting point to utilize the new shape() function.

fromFrontendmasters

JavaScript

shape(): A New Powerful Drawing Syntax in CSS

The shape() function enhances CSS design options by allowing custom shapes for elements.

Web development

Better CSS Shapes Using shape() - Part 4: Close and Move | CSS-Tricks

JavaScript

Better CSS Shapes Using shape() - Part 1: Lines and Arcs | CSS-Tricks

fromFrontendmasters

JavaScript

Creating Flower Shapes using clip-path: shape()

fromFrontendmasters

JavaScript

shape(): A New Powerful Drawing Syntax in CSS

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