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- Spectre: A Lightweight CSS Framework
- Spectre CSS Framework: Lightweight, responsive and modern CSS solutions In project development, the framework is able to significantly reduce development time. Popular frameworks like Bootstrap are feature-rich, but not all features are suitable for every project. This article introduces a new lightweight, modern, responsive and mobile-friendly framework - Spectre. The size after compression and gzip is about 6.8kb. In addition to the basic grid system, it also provides many other practical components such as tabs, modal boxes, and cards. This tutorial will give you a brief overview of the framework and provide some guidance to get you started quickly. Key Points Spectre is a lightweight, modern, responsive and mobile-friendly CSS framework that can be large
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 567 2025-02-20 13:02:11
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- AtoZ CSS Quick Tip: Benefits of rem and em Values
- Key Points Using relative units such as "em" to set text size and elemental spacing is more flexible than using pixels, especially in responsive projects. However, "em" units can cause problems with nested elements, causing them to grow or shrink exponentially at each nesting level. The “rem” unit is a more reliable alternative to setting the font size, as it is always calculated based on the font size of the root element. This avoids the exponential growth or shrinkage that occurs when using "em" units in nested elements. For browser support, especially for older versions of Internet Explorer, you can use JS polyfill or px alternatives. If using Sass,
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 131 2025-02-20 13:00:14
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- AtoZ CSS Quick Tip: How to Use Unicode Characters
- This AtoZ CSS series installment explores Unicode characters and their CSS applications. Learn how to seamlessly integrate symbols and icons into your web designs. A full transcript and screencast are available for deeper understanding. Unicode Ch
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 979 2025-02-20 12:49:10
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- AtoZ CSS Quick Tip: Justifying Text and Using Flexbox
- This article is part of the AtoZ CSS series. You can find other entries for the series here. See the full screen recording and instructions on text alignment here. Welcome to our AtoZ CSS series! In this series, I will explore different CSS values (and properties) that start with different letters in the alphabet. We know that sometimes screen recording is not enough, so in this article I have added a new tip/course on text alignment. J stands for text alignment There is nothing more to say about text alignment, so in this article we'll take a detour into the world of Flexbox and look at ways to align content. In the screen recording of J letters, we discuss text
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 117 2025-02-20 12:26:12
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- Introducing Bootcards: Bootstrap Cards Made Easy
- Bootcards: A Bootstrap-Based UI Framework for Creating Card Interfaces Bootcards simplifies the creation of visually appealing card-based interfaces using Bootstrap. Its dual-pane design adapts seamlessly to desktops and mobile devices, making it id
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 227 2025-02-20 12:08:10
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- How and Why You Should Inline Your Critical CSS
- Improve web performance: Strategies and Tips for Inlining Key CSS This article explores ways to inline key CSS (embed CSS rules directly into HTML documents) to optimize website performance. By inlining critical CSS, web rendering can be significantly accelerated, especially the loading of first-screen content, avoiding rendering delays caused by additional HTTP requests to obtain external CSS files. Key points: Accurately identify key CSS: Critical CSS refers to the minimum CSS code required to render the content on the first screen. This varies from page to page and requires tools (such as Google PageSpeed Insights, Critical Path CSS
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 211 2025-02-20 11:52:15
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- AtoZ CSS Quick Tip: Placeholder Text
- This article is part of the AtoZ CSS series. You can find other entries for the series here. You can view the full text and screenshots of its corresponding video pseudo-elements. Welcome to our AtoZ CSS series! In this series, I will explore various CSS values (and properties) that start with different letters in the alphabet. We know that sometimes screenshots are not enough, so in this article we have added a new tip on style placeholder text. P stands for placeholder text Pseudo-elements :before and :after are great for building complex design features without messing up tags with non-semantic elements. Other pseudo-elements such as :first-line and :fi
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 709 2025-02-20 11:29:09
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- Tilted Angles in Sass
- This article explores creating tilted angles in CSS using Sass, offering a sophisticated solution that avoids the limitations of other methods. Instead of using base64 encoded images, skewed pseudo-elements, or the Angled Edges library, this approac
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 592 2025-02-20 10:59:10
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- How to Vertically Center Text and Icons in CSS
- This article will introduce a variety of CSS horizontal and vertical centering methods that were once tricky but are now easy to implement. We will cover horizontal and vertical centering using Flexbox and positioning plus transformations. In another article, we will also cover how to use CSS Grid for horizontal and vertical centering. Summary of key points Use Flexbox to vertically center text and icons: Convert containers to Flex containers and use justify-content and align-items to center child elements. Combining position and transform can achieve vertical centering, especially for highly variable elements. This is done by creating a positioning context and adjusting the position of the element relative to its container.
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 674 2025-02-20 10:50:11
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- AtoZ CSS Quick Tip: Float and Clear and Centering Elements
- SitePoint Premium Membership Exclusive: Complete AtZ: CSS Series Tutorials! Loading the player… Welcome to our AtoZ CSS series tutorials! In this series of tutorials, we will explore various CSS values (and properties) that start with different letters in the alphabet. In this article, I have added a quick tip/course on Float and Clear attributes and various element centering methods. F stands for Float and Clear Floating is useful if you want to move elements to the left or right of the page, but unfortunately you can't use float: center to center the element. Isn't it very troublesome? Don't worry, here are the methods of centering various elements. Tips 1
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 906 2025-02-20 10:34:11
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- Make Forms Fun with Flexbox
- Using Flexbox for Elegant and Responsive HTML Form Design Key Advantages of Flexbox in Form Design: CSS Flexbox offers a streamlined approach to HTML form layout, resolving common challenges like inconsistent label-field ordering and alignment incon
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 232 2025-02-20 10:20:11
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- AtoZ CSS Screencast: Unicode Range and @font-face
- Summary of key points CSS' @font-face rule allows custom fonts to be used in web design, thereby improving performance and improving typography. Be sure to test these custom fonts on different operating systems and browsers to make sure they appear correctly. The unicode-range property of CSS can be used to limit the character range of custom font applications. This is especially useful for adding special characters or symbols directly to the tag, or using special fonts for specific characters. By using the unicode-range property, you can improve web page performance by ensuring that only the necessary characters are downloaded and used, thereby reducing the amount of data that needs to be loaded. However, it should be noted that not all browsers support this
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 984 2025-02-20 10:12:09
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- It's Time to Be Honest about Image Replacement Techniques
- Key Takeaways Image replacement techniques, once popular for conveying textual content in an artistic form while maintaining accessibility, are now often criticized due to the availability of modern tools like custom fonts and powerful CSS tools.
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 387 2025-02-20 09:06:09
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- AtoZ CSS: Creating Responsive Design with Media Queries
- Key Points Avoid using device-specific breakpoints when creating responsive designs. Instead, set the primary breakpoints and secondary fine-tuning points that are approximately the size of most phones, tablets, and desktop/laptop devices. Use em or rem as breakpoint units, rather than pixels, for better scalability. This will help if the user scales the page or increases the text size. CSS media queries are a powerful tool for creating responsive designs. They allow you to apply different styles to different devices with different screen sizes. However, avoid using them to locate specific devices, as this can lead to maintenance nightmare. Instead, focus on creating responsive designs that work for all screen sizes. This article is AtoZ CS
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 707 2025-02-20 08:47:10
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- AtoZ CSS Screencast: The rotateY CSS Transform
- This tutorial explores CSS's rotateY transform, enabling 3D rotations around the Y-axis, perfect for effects like card flips. We'll also cover transform-style: preserve-3d for proper 3D rendering and the perspective and perspective-origin properties
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 436 2025-02-20 08:40:09