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Issue #566

November 7, 2023

Using CSS content-visibility To Boost Your Rendering Performance

Using CSS content-visibility To Boost Your Rendering Performance

Rob O’Leary dives into the benefits and practical use cases of the content-visibility CSS property, as well as situations where it might not be the most suitable option.

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Workarounds for Buggy Gradients

Workarounds for Buggy Gradients

Keith J. Grant outlines some gradient gotchas along with workarounds.

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Articles & Tutorials

What Exactly is “Modern” CSS?

Geoff Graham offers some thoughts on what “modern” in the context of CSS might mean.

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Why You Should Use px Units for margin, padding, & Other Spacing Techniques

Ashlee M Boyer gives some advice on when to use absolute or relative CSS units.

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Answers to Common (Web) Accessibility Questions

Hidde de Vries shares a list of common accessibility questions, along with the answers.

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Addressing Accessibility Concerns With Using Fluid Type

Maxwell Barvian outlines accessibility concerns with using the CSS clamp() function for “fluid” font sizing.

(And I made exactly the same mistake in my video with CSS Typography Tips.)

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Splitting within Selects

Adrian Roselli explains the differences between hr and optgroup elements in select.

(And just recently, I published a tip showing how hr element in select works.)

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Tools

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Buttons.cool

An excellent collection of buttons to copy & paste into your projects.

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Inspiration

One HTML Tag. Thirty+ CSS Drawings - My Divtober 2023 Collection.

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Alvaro Montoro created a stunning number of stunning CSS-only illustrations.

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Until Next Week

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