Issue #198

January 19, 2016

Variables: The Backbone Of CSS Architecture

Karen Menezes discusses preprocessor variables and native CSS variables.

Designing A Product Page Layout with Flexbox

Levin Mejia shows how to create a powerful responsive layout for displaying a set of products using flexbox.

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Everything I Know about Responsive Web Typography with CSS

Zell Liew shares his solution for working with responsive web typography.

An Introduction to CSS’s @supports Rule (Feature Queries)

Maria Antonietta Perna takes a look at the syntax for the new @supports rule, which allows you to test for browser features, similar to how Modernizr is used.

Influencing Web Layouts with Print Layouts

Chris Coyier on why you should draw inspiration from print layouts to create better web layouts.

How I Shrank my CSS by 84kb by Refactoring with ITCSS

Jordan Koschei explains how he refactored his CSS with ITCSS methodology.

Neat Trick for CSS object-fit Fallback on Edge (and Other Browsers)

Primož Cigler offers a nice object-fit fallback for Edge and other browsers that don’t support it.

Drop.js

A library for creating dropdowns and other floating elements.

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Philter

A jQuery plugin that gives you the ability to control CSS filters with HTML attributes.

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