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useRainbow()

7.1.2022
I took a break from work and started some small, personal projects (toys). One of those small projects is potato.horse where I keep all of my doodles, visual short stories and jokes. Check it out! However, this post is not … useRainbow() originally published on CSS-Tricks. You should get...

A New Container Query Polyfill That Just Works

6.1.2022
There is an easy-to-use CSS container query polyfill now. You essentially conditionally load it and forget about it. Then write spec-compliant container queries code. A New Container Query Polyfill That Just Works originally published on CSS-Tricks. You should get the newsletter and become...

The Search For a Fixed Background Effect With Inline Images

6.1.2022
I was working on a client project a few days ago and wanted to create a certain effect on an <img>. See, background images can do the effect I was looking for somewhat easily with background-attachment: fixed;. With … The Search For a Fixed Background Effect With Inline Images...

The Search For a Fixed Background Effect With Inline Images

6.1.2022
I was working on a client project a few days ago and wanted to create a certain effect on an <img>. See, background images can do the effect I was looking for somewhat easily with background-attachment: fixed;. With … The Search For a Fixed Background Effect With Inline Images...

Notes on Josh Comeau’s Custom CSS Reset

5.1.2022
We recently talked with Elad Shechter on his new CSS reset, and shortly after that Josh Comeau blogged his. We’re in something of a new era of CSS resets where… you kind of don’t need one? There isn’t … Notes on Josh Comeau’s Custom CSS Reset originally...

How to Make a Component That Supports Multiple Frameworks in a Monorepo

5.1.2022
Your mission — should you decide to accept it — is to build a Button component in four frameworks, but, only use one button.css file! This idea is very important to me. I’ve been working on a component library called … How to Make a Component That Supports Multiple Frameworks in a Monorepo...

Should CSS Override Default Browser Styles?

4.1.2022
CSS overrides can change the default look of almost anything: You can use CSS to override what a checkbox or radio button looks like, but if you don’t, the checkbox will look like a default checkbox on your operating system … Should CSS Override Default Browser Styles? originally...

CSS Underlines Are Too Thin and Too Low in Chrome

4.1.2022
I’ve encountered two bugs in Chrome while testing the new CSS text-decoration-thickness and text-underline-offset properties, and I want to share them with you here in this article. But first, let’s acknowledge one thing: Default underlines are inconsistent Let’s add a … CSS Underlines...

Jetpack Features We Love and Use at CSS-Tricks

4.1.2022
(This is a sponsored post.) We use and love Jetpack around here. It’s a WordPress plugin that brings a whole suite of functionality to your site ranging from security to marketing with lots of ridiculously useful stuff in between! … Jetpack Features We Love and Use at CSS-Tricks...

CSS-Based Fingerprinting

3.1.2022
Fingerprinting is bad. It’s a term that refers to building up enough metadata about a user that you can essentially figure out who they are. JavaScript has access to all sorts of fingerprinting possibilities, which then combined with the IP … CSS-Based Fingerprinting originally...

How to Create a Browser Extension

3.1.2022
I’ll bet you are using browser extensions right now. Some of them are extremely popular and useful, like ad blockers, password managers, and PDF viewers. These extensions (or “add-ons”) are not limited to those purposes — you can do a … How to Create a Browser Extension...

Thank You (2021 Edition)

1.1.2022
The year has come to a close and it’s time again for our end-of-year wrapup. The most important message is this: thank you. (thankyouthankyou) Thanks for stopping by and reading this site. If you didn’t, I’d be out … Thank You (2021 Edition) originally published...

Defensive CSS

31.12.2021
Ahmad Shadeed nails it again with “Defensive CSS.” The idea is that you should write CSS to be ready for issues caused by dynamic content. More items than you thought would be there? No problem, the area can expand or … Defensive CSS originally published on CSS-Tricks

Study Shows Market Share of Altcoins Surged Threefold Since 2014

27.12.2021
This week, bitcoin’s market dominance among the market capitalization of all 12,046 crypto assets in existence has been hovering above 38%, while ethereum’s overall valuation commands 19% dominance. A report published on Monday shows that since 2014, the market share of altcoins...

2021 Roundup of Web Research

23.12.2021
Last year, we kicked out a roundup of published surveys, research, and other findings from around the web. There were some nice nuggets in there, like a general sentiment that the web needs more documentation, Tailwind CSS dun …

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