Laying Out a Print Book With CSS
Ian G McDowell shares how he created a physical book using CSS.
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Improving CSS Shapes with Trigonometric Functions
Daniel C. Wilson explores how to apply CSS trigonometric functions to the clip-path property.
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CSS Weekly on YouTube
Frontend Developer Tries Tailwind for the First Time
Tailwind CSS is one of the most popular and loved libraries related to CSS. Developers either love it or hate it. I never tried it out until now; in this video, I document my experience of diving into it to create a simple menu component.
Quick Tip: 3 Ways to Center an Element
Find out how to easily center an element in CSS using position absolute, Flexbox, and CSS Grid.
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Colorful Dissolving Loader (CSS only)
Amit Sheen created a beautiful loading animation using CSS.