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Issue #260

April 11, 2017

The Invisible Parts of CSS

The Invisible Parts of CSS

Mike Riethmuller sheds some light on the “invisible” parts of CSS.

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The CSS Box Model Explained by Living in a Boring Suburban Neighborhood

The CSS Box Model Explained by Living in a Boring Suburban Neighborhood

Kevin Kononenko gives a nice, visual explanation of how CSS Box Model works.

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Articles & Tutorials

Container Query Discussion

Chris Coyier gives an excellent overview of the discussion on whether we need container queries or not.

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From CSS Preprocessors to Styled Components

Max Stoiber speaks about moving from CSS preprocessors to styled components, and how you can achieve more maintainable styling in your React project today.

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Advanced Vertical Margins

Sebastian Eberlein shows how the adjacent sibling selector can solve complex design requirements while maintaining readable CSS.

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Grid “Fallbacks” and Overrides

Rachel Andrew shares a cheatsheet of grid fallbacks and overrides with simple examples.

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Let’s Define Exactly What Atomic CSS Is

John Polacek clarifies the terminology of Atomic CSS.

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Tools

Anchorme

A tiny, feature-rich Javascript library to detect links / URLs / Emails in text and convert them to clickable HTML anchor links.

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Dirrty

A lightweight jQuery plugin to detect if the fields of a form had been modified.

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Inspiration

Grid Garden

Grid Garden

Thomas Park created a very fun game that will help you learn CSS Grid.

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Until Next Week

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Zoran Jambor

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