#css

#css

Using CSS :has() pseudo-class for conditional styling, like changing styles based on selected <option> in a <select> element without JavaScript. [ more ]

Animations can be incorporated during transition between cards and table views

The demo uses Vanilla Javascript, CSS, and HTML, and can also be implemented using D3.js [ more ]

Library offers CSS and Javascript for displaying Braille on web pages.

Project introduces sighted people to Braille with three styles: Big, Small, and Small 3D. [ more ]

CSS aspect-ratio property is useful for flexible designs without fixed dimensions, but can be overridden if both height and width are set on an element. [ more ]

CSS can replace deprecated HTML elements like <marquee> for auto-scrolling features.

Despite limited resources on auto-scrolling elements, CSS provides the tools needed for such effects. [ more ]

Inline styles simplify component styling but face limitations like no media queries or pseudo-classes. CSS-in-JS combines encapsulation with traditional CSS flexibility. CSS Hooks offer React developers a familiar way to leverage CSS-in-JS benefits. [ more ]

Frontend practice is being devalued and trivialized.

CSS is often criticized as unmaintainable and not a real programming language. [ more ]

Building a web component inspired by Apple's Sheet on iOS, Vaul includes a drawer with a focus on natural experience and optimization challenges. [ more ]

Skeleton loaders enhance user experience by displaying placeholders while content loads.

Open-source options for skeleton loaders include jQuery, Vanilla JavaScript, and Pure CSS solutions. [ more ]

The :focus-within CSS pseudo-class enhances user experience in web forms by allowing control over focus and indicating user interaction.

Web accessibility encompasses physical and digital aspects, including color contrast, assistive technology availability, and adherence to WCAG guidelines. [ more ]

Scroll snapping can enhance the user experience beyond carousels.

Consider implementing scroll snapping for elements like headers to improve the design. [ more ]

CSS cascade layers help manage styling conflicts more effectively than using !important property. [ more ]

The :has() CSS pseudo-class allows styling based on internal elements.

It solves the problem of styling parent elements based on their children with CSS. [ more ]

Adding gradient effects and patterns to text on a web page is achievable by setting text as transparent, using background-clip, and applying background effects.

Examples include creating gradient effects, striped patterns, and using background images clipped to text characters with CSS properties. [ more ]

Writing CSS code can be time-consuming and challenging, but using CSS one-liners can streamline the process.

Centering a div horizontally and vertically can be achieved using the display: flex property in CSS. [ more ]

CSS :has() allows styling elements based on their descendants.

This feature simplifies styling cases like styling a figure differently if it contains a figcaption. [ more ]

The blogger mentions the flaws of using separate CSS files and the benefits of combining CSS and HTML together for simpler projects.

Although combining CSS and HTML can be useful for quick one-off components, it can lead to global style issues impacting the entire markup. [ more ]

The CSS Zen Garden promotes clean markup and using CSS to achieve desired designs.

Shadow DOM allows for separate styling to keep markup clean.

An example of using shadow DOM is creating an image carousel with scroll snapping and flexbox. [ more ]

Creating a rainy background with CSS can be achieved using background properties and masks.

Using viewport units can make raindrops scale.

Staggering raindrops can improve the overall visual effect. [ more ]

CSS has evolved to allow for more advanced ribbon designs using features like calc(), color-mix(), and trigonometric functions.

Ribbons are a popular design element that can add depth and visual interest to web designs.

Creating responsive multi-line ribbon shapes in CSS can be achieved by using a single HTML element and adjusting CSS variables. [ more ]

The 2023 State of CSS survey revealed that anchor positioning was the feature most added to reading lists by respondents.

Anchor positioning is a new layout technique in CSS that allows for more flexible element tethering without the need for JavaScript.

Browser support for anchor positioning is still limited, but there are polyfills available to use it. [ more ]