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Frontend News #21: Multi-Column Layouts, :heading Pseudo-Class, Scaling Elements

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February 27, 2026Zoran Jambor

Learn how multi-column layouts are becoming usable, how the new :heading pseudo-class works, how to scale content with layout, and more.

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Frontend News #21: Multi-Column Layouts, :heading Pseudo-Class, Scaling Elements

CSS text-indent Keywords?

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February 25, 2026Zoran Jambor

A brief guide on how to use CSS text-indent keywords, each-line and hanging to improve your typography.

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Frontend News #20: CSS Grid Lanes, ::search-text Pseudo-Element, HTML Geolocation Element

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February 20, 2026Zoran Jambor

Find out how to create native masonry layouts, how to style in-page search results, and more.

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Frontend News #20: CSS Grid Lanes, ::search-text Pseudo-Element, HTML Geolocation Element

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Frontend News #21: Multi-Column Layouts, :heading Pseudo-Class, Scaling Elements

CSS text-indent Keywords?

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