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- Replaced Elements in HTML: Myths and Realities
- This article explores the often-misunderstood behavior of replaced elements in HTML, clarifying their nature and dispelling common misconceptions. Front-end developers frequently encounter challenges with elements like iframes, applets, and form con
- CSS Tutorial 217 2025-02-17 08:23:09
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- Building a Trello Layout with CSS Grid and Flexbox
- Key Takeaways The tutorial demonstrates how to implement a basic layout of a Trello board using CSS Grid and Flexbox, providing a responsive, CSS-only solution. The layout consists of an app bar, a board bar, and a section containing card lists.
- CSS Tutorial 605 2025-02-16 13:10:10
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- Putting the 'App' in Progressive Web Apps
- Progressive Web Apps (PWAs): Bridging the Gap Between Web and Mobile PWAs offer a compelling blend of web and mobile app capabilities, delivering fast, engaging user experiences across all devices, even offline. This article explores the key aspects
- CSS Tutorial 984 2025-02-16 12:57:10
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- How to Use Warnings and Errors in Sass Effectively
- Sass warnings and errors: The key to building robust Sass code Sass provides a way to issue warnings and throw errors, forming a one-way communication system between the program and the developer. Warnings do not affect the compilation process, but provide useful information in the console, such as deprecated functions or assumptions made about the code. On the other hand, the error stops the compilation process, indicating that the code needs to be fixed before proceeding. Warning and error issuance Warnings and errors can be issued using the @warn and @error directives respectively. The @warn directive displays the value of a message or any SassScript expression to the standard output stream. Although the @error directive is similar, it will stop the compilation process and provide relevant questions
- CSS Tutorial 242 2025-02-16 12:48:11
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- How to Write Beautiful Sass
- Clean, beautiful code should be a goal in every project. If other developers need to make a change, they should be able to read what is there and understand it. Readable code is the core of maintainability, and the first step towards readable code is
- CSS Tutorial 223 2025-02-16 12:13:17
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- Optimizing CSS: Tweaking Animation Performance with DevTools
- CSS animation performance optimization guide: Using browser developer tools to improve animation fluency This article is created in collaboration with SiteGround. Thanks to our partners who support SitePoint. As we all know, CSS animation performance is usually very high. However, for scenes that contain a large number of elements or complex animations, if the code is not optimized for performance, it will cause animation to be stuttered and affect the user experience. This article will introduce some practical browser developer tool features to help you check the running mechanism behind CSS animations. When the animation is stuck, you can better understand the reasons and fix them. Key Points Use browser developer tools to optimize CSS animation performance, identify problems that cause animation lag, and gain insight into animation
- CSS Tutorial 459 2025-02-16 12:10:10
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- How to Create CSS Conic Gradients for Pie Charts and More
- Key Takeaways Conic gradients, championed by Lea Verou, are starting to gain browser support and can be used to create effects such as pie charts and color wheels. They differ from radial gradients in that color stops are placed along the circumfe
- CSS Tutorial 1024 2025-02-16 12:08:10
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- Improve Web Typography with CSS Font Size Adjust
- CSS font-size-adjust attribute: a tool to improve the readability of web page typesetting The font-size-adjust CSS attribute allows developers to specify font sizes based on the height of lowercase letters rather than uppercase letters, thereby significantly improving the readability of web text, especially when using alternate fonts. This article will explore in-depth the importance of the font-size-adjust property and its correct use in the project. The importance of font-size-adjust Most websites are mainly composed of text. Since text is crucial in a website, it is especially necessary to pay special attention to the fonts used. Choosing the right font can bring pleasure to the reading
- CSS Tutorial 639 2025-02-16 11:51:13
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- Learn a CSS Framework in 6 Minutes with Bulma
- Let's build a coding quotes page with Bulma, a modern CSS framework built on Flexbox. This tutorial complements the OpenSource Craft video (linked below). For context on why Bulma is a great choice, watch their introductory video [link to video].
- CSS Tutorial 642 2025-02-16 11:14:09
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- CSS Architecture and the Three Pillars of Maintainable CSS
- Key Points A maintainable CSS architecture is essential to avoid difficult-to-maintain stylesheets, as difficult-to-maintain stylesheets can have unexpected side effects and require a thorough rewrite of the application's CSS. Three basic concepts or pillars form the cornerstone of CSS architecture design: building blocks (such as Sass, efficient CSS selectors, BEM syntax, etc.), orchestrating these building blocks into reliable and maintainable hierarchical CSS, and software engineering principles Application. Software engineering principles such as separation of concerns and SOLID principles can be applied to CSS to ensure that code models reality in a maintainable way. This includes applying principles such as DRY (don't repeat yourself) and WET (we like to type) to improve the maintainability of the code
- CSS Tutorial 305 2025-02-16 11:05:10
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- Sass Functions to Kick-Start Your Style Sheets
- This article was originally published on November 11, 2014 and has been updated. Sass boasts a suite of built-in functions designed to streamline your styling workflow. Let's explore some key examples. Key Highlights Sass's built-in functions dramat
- CSS Tutorial 559 2025-02-16 10:45:10
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- Front-end Frameworks: Custom vs Ready-to-use Solutions
- Front-end framework selection: Custom or ready-made? In the field of web development, choosing to customize a front-end framework or use an off-the-shelf framework (such as Bootstrap or Foundation) is a common problem. This article will dig into the pros and cons of both to help you make an informed choice. Advantages of ready-made front-end frameworks: The main advantages of ready-made frameworks such as Bootstrap and Foundation are: Lower development threshold: Just master the basic knowledge of HTML and CSS to build a website with complete functions. Save time and effort: Pre-built components and features significantly shorten the development cycle. Plug and Play: Easily integrate prefabricated components without excessive code writing. Stability and testing:
- CSS Tutorial 879 2025-02-16 10:42:10
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- Converting Your Typographic Units with Sass
- Sass: Streamlining Typographic Unit Conversions This article explores how Sass simplifies typographic unit conversions, eliminating the need for manual calculations. We'll build a Sass function that handles conversions between pixels, ems, percentag
- CSS Tutorial 549 2025-02-16 10:03:12
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- How to Create Beautiful HTML & CSS Presentations with WebSlides
- WebSlides: A tool for creating beautiful HTML and CSS presentations Core points: WebSlides is a powerful tool to create visually engaging HTML and CSS presentations suitable for a variety of content types, such as portfolios and interviews. The platform offers over 40 customizable components that promote creative and semantic design flexibility. Integrate with third-party tools such as Unsplash and Animate.css to enhance the functionality and beauty of the presentation. WebSlides is easy to use, suitable for beginners and is also loved by veteran developers. This article provides a practical guide to creating detailed presentations using WebSlides, showing SVG on the web page
- CSS Tutorial 496 2025-02-16 09:39:10
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- CSS Inheritance: An Introduction
- CSS Inheritance: Simplifying Website Styling Key Concepts: CSS inheritance streamlines website styling. Parent elements pass properties to their children, minimizing repetitive code. However, not all properties inherit (e.g., border, background-im
- CSS Tutorial 211 2025-02-16 09:24:09