Making a move with CSS3 animations
Chris Mills
A fantastic introduction into CSS animations. (By the way, in case you’ve missed it, CSS3 animations are supported in Opera 12).
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Handling typography for responsive design
Val Head
In responsive design, when overall layout scales, the type should scale as well. Here’s a good idea on how to make this happen.
Opera Mobile Emulator build with experimental WebKit prefix support
Bruce LawsonOpera is implementing selected WebKit prefixes. Read this and find out what exactly this means for you.
Some Practical Guidelines For Writing CSS
Steven BradleyThere are some really good advices in here. You really don’t want to miss them.
CSS3 Structural Pseudo-class Expressions Explained
Louis LazarisIf you’re puzzled by “nth-child(3n+4)” in CSS3 pseudo-classes, you must read this article.
Automatic line breaks in narrow columns with CSS 3 hyphens and word-wrap
Roger JohanssonHyphenation can be particularly troublesome in responsive design. However, there is a solution (very well explained in this article).
Pure CSS scrolling shadows with background-attachment: local
Lea VerouA real use-case for background-attachment:local. You are familiar with background-attachment:local rule, right?
The single responsibility principle applied to CSS
Harry RobertsOne of key factors involved in building big, scalable front-ends is sensible and generous use of abstracted classes. Single responsibility principle is a method that will help you achieve this.