Why I created UnnamedPosted on: September 20, 2017 Edited on: September 20, 2017 I hate when I use a known css framework like Skeleton or Bulma… and specially frameworks like Bootstrap or Foundation… Because of many reasons but here’s the main reason: “since I’m also an UI designer, I always have to rewrite the entire css code of the UI elements like buttons, forms, cards…”. So I started going dee
There is an excellent list of Flexbox bugs, curated by Philip Walton and Greg Whitworth. It’s a site I’ve referred to many times while working on my own projects or writing articles. I thought it might be useful to have a similar listing of CSS Grid Layout issues as we discover them. I had this thought two days ago, thinking I’d spend an hour or so listing the ones I knew about. Two days later I’m
In, CSS, you can’t transition a background gradient. It sure would be nice if you could: .gradient { background-image: linear-gradient( to right, hsl(211, 100%, 50%), hsl(179, 100%, 30%) ); transition: background-image 0.5s linear; } .gradient:hover { background-image: linear-gradient( to bottom, hsl(344, 100%, 50%), hsl(31, 100%, 40%) ); } But, no. It jumps from one gradient to the other immediat
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is the styling language that gives web pages their cozy appearance. While creating web pages with plain HTML is a relic of a bygone era, using CSS to design websites is a constantly evolving practice. It’s tough to picture how web pages would look without CSS — modern application, web, and software design as we know it today wouldn’t exist without this styling language
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debugCSS is meant to be loaded on an existing page to highlight potentially broken, malformed or legacy (X)HTML. Not all "errors" are created equally, so they are color coded to highlight severity. Green is "probably not a big problem", yellow is "worth looking at" and red is "you really should fix this." Click and drag the link below to your bookmark toolbar to install - or right click "Bookmark
A CSS survival kit. Includes only the essentials to make camp. About Tent CSS Sleeping in a tent is certainly not a luxurious experience. It is rugged and rudimentary, but it provides the basic necessities needed for survival. Pulling inspiration from outdoor survival, Tent CSS is unglamorously simple and robust. The framework is designed to be used as a foundation for building websites. We'll lea
When it comes to entering the job market in the tech industry can be quite stressful to get to know everything about everything in a world that is so dense with different opportunities. This is why many people who are dreaming of entering the technology industry are looking to be well-informed about what it entails before they are neck-deep into it. Whether you’re worried about the culture or the
The layout for this cheat sheet uses CSS Grid Layout. It looks like your browser doesn't support it yet. Find out about support for CSS Grid Layout. The box alignment specification details how items are aligned in the various layout methods. As different layout methods pose different constraints in terms of alignment, some of the behaviour of Box Alignment is layout method dependent. This cheatshe
This is a much debated topic and while designers, developers mostly agree on when it is a good idea to use a navigational drawer and when not there are still a lot of mobile apps that rely on this pattern. It usually boils down to the fact that there is no place to put navigation on a small screen, because it lacks a well thought out information architecture or just because of the sheer amount of
Free for commercial or personal use by Dima Braven. WebGradients is a free collection of 180 linear gradients that you can use as content backdrops in any part of your website. Easy copy CSS3 crossbrowser code and use it in a moment! We've also prepared a .PNG version of each gradient. As a bonus, there are packs for Sketch & Photoshop.
Just like how every new parents name their beloved babies, they need to know if they are boys or girls, are they naughty or quiet, so and so. The same goes with CSSRooster, who has access to all the visual and semantic properties of a DOM element. It learned the top 1000 sites on the Internet on how they give class names to various elements. With this knowledge he can make some really informative
CSS resets help enforce style consistency across different browsers by providing a clean slate for styling elements. Resources like Normalize, et al., do an excellent job at managing this. For a couple of years now, I’ve opted to go with a minimalist approach to resets and found it to be just as useful: *, *::before, *::after { box-sizing: border-box; margin: 0; padding: 0; } Now elements will be
funcssion is a set of really simple CSS classes, with a single purpose, inspired by the philosophy behind pure functions. This basically means, they attempt to avoid side-effects. It's not a full-fledged CSS framework, but rather a very handy set of classes that'll help you prototype really fast and understand what your components look like just by looking at your HTML code, not browsing through e
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