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Issue #55

April 17, 2013

Advanced cross-browser flexbox

Chris Mills
Advanced cross-browser flexbox

Chris Mills shows how to use flexbox combined with Modernizr to serve different styles to browsers with differing levels of flexbox support, providing the best level of cross browser support currently available.

CSS Paint Times and Page Render Weight

Colt McAnlis
CSS Paint Times and Page Render Weight

Colt McAnlis shows how CSS properties directly affects your page paint times.

List of Pseudo-Elements to Style Form Controls

List of Pseudo-Elements to Style Form Controls

TJ VanToll

TJ VanToll has compiled a complete list of the pseudo-elements available in Trident, Gecko, and WebKit.

How To Benefit From CSS Generated Content And Counters

How To Benefit From CSS Generated Content And Counters

Gabriele Romanato

Gabriele Romanato shows how to use CSS-generated content to embellish your layouts with strings and graphics.

How to turn your icons into a web font

Martin Gittins

Martin Gittins shows how to create a simple icon font using IcoMoon.

Responsive drop shadows

Roger Johansson

Roger Johansson explores the different ways you can create responsive drop shadows.

If it Moves When You Click, Make Something Stick

Chris Coyier

If you’re using an interactive element that moves when you click it, make sure that you don’t change the clickable area of the element when interaction actually happens.

CSS selectors

Anush

Quite nice and detailed overview of CSS selectors.

Recommended course

Explore and Master Chrome DevTools

Explore and Master Chrome DevTools

If you are front-end developer, you should know ins and outs of developer tools. This course will help you become a Developer Tools master.

Tools

FlipCSS library

Library that creates right-to-left (RTL) CSS from left-to-right (LTR) CSS, and vice versa. It should be your go-to library when you need to support both LTR and RTL writing modes.

Holmes: CSS Markup Detective

Luke Williams

Holmes is stand-alone diagnostic CSS stylesheet that can highlight potentially invalid, inaccessible or erroneous HTML(5) markup.

Until next week

Happy coding
Zoran Jambor

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