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This series aims to share anything CSS, from properties to pseudo-classes, pseudo-selectors, and other cool stuff I find on CSS. I hope you join me along the way as I write about this series. <3
I’ve been working on some new form features for the CSS-Tricks Almanack, and it has definitely caught my interest over the past few weeks. I wrote about some of them (I even made a video :D), and I’m still writing on as they come out. I’m sharing the...
Colors are a way for you to make anything and everything spectacular. For the web, colors are defined through a good programming language called CSS. And for the past few months, I’ve been working on almanac references, articles, and a guide for colo...
Obviously, the answer is no. But, the next question you’d ask is how? In the MDN documentation, we clearly have :open being defined as “The :open CSS pseudo-class represents an element that has open and closed states, only when it is currently in the...
How can you create a modal? Well, I’m glad you asked! A good way to create a modal on the web is by using two properties - the HTML <dialog> and the CSS pseudo-class :modal. In this article, we will explore how the CSS :modal pseudo-class works and h...
I believe CSS is changing in ways you don’t expect. From the introduction of several math functions like sin(), cos(), calc(), random(), and many more, it is getting accepted as a programming language rather than a style sheet language. One of its ot...
CSS has improved for the last 10 years with constant updates and features. Google Chrome Devs published an exciting list of new CSS and UI coming to Google Chrome in 2023 and we see in Google Dev Chrome’s blog post on CSS Wrapped 2023. Part of the pr...
