Building Resizeable Components with Relative CSS Units
Ahmad Shadeed explores a concept that lets you resize your components by using CSS relative units (%, em, or rem).
Ahmad Shadeed explores a concept that lets you resize your components by using CSS relative units (%, em, or rem).
A detailed description of the inner workings of CSS locks, a Responsive Web Design technique that lets you transition smoothly between two property values when the screen gets smaller or bigger.
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Glen Maddern talks about the currentColor, one of the most powerful yet underutilized features of CSS.
Chen Hui Jing explains how to recreate a demo Ethan Marcotte used to illustrate his point on progressive enhancement in his Laziness in the Time of Responsive Design talk.
Jennifer Birks shows how can you use CSS Filters in your newsletters. Client support is, surprisingly, quite good.
Dudley Storey demonstrates how easy it is to create a beautiful text-over-video effect using CSS mix-blend-mode.
A nice interview with Harry Roberts on refactoring CSS and ITCSS, a methodology for organizing large CSS codebases.
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Lightweight jQuery plugin for building a tabular input method.
An interesting experiment in sharing background across multiple elements using CSS.
Nils Schönwald created a fully functional Stargate (and a DHD) with CSS (and a bit JS).
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Zoran Jambor