Michelle Barker • 2/17/2023

Resizing with CSS

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This article discusses the CSS `resize` property, prompted by its use in recent container query demonstrations. It explains how the property works, its syntax, and requirements (like needing `overflow` set). It covers potential use cases, such as resizable toolbars or scrollable lists, and notes limitations like the inability to style the resize handle or its lack of mobile support.

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