Explains the differences between the CSS light-dark() function and prefers-color-scheme media queries, highlighting key implementation requirements.
Explores three CSS snippets for conditionally applying border-radius to prevent visual issues when elements touch viewport edges.
Explains the experimental CSS corner-shape property for creating advanced corner shapes like squircles, scoops, and notches directly in CSS.
Introduces new range syntax for CSS style queries, allowing comparisons like > and < for responsive component styling.
A talk summary on building resilient code by mastering core CSS skills, based on lessons from the Complete CSS course.
Announcing updates to HTML Minifier Next: better minification, improved CLI, clearer docs, and a switch to Lightning CSS for CSS processing.
Explains how to use the SVG pathLength attribute to simplify CSS animations for drawing SVG paths, eliminating the need for JavaScript to calculate lengths.
A developer's October 2025 link roundup featuring React Compiler, Node.js features, CSS anchor positioning, and tech explainers.
A tutorial on building a 3D Wheel of Fortune game using only JavaScript and CSS, with a focus on 3D transforms and animations.
Explores the CSS field-sizing property, demonstrating its use cases for dynamic form and UI element sizing based on content.
Chrome 143 introduces anchored container queries, allowing CSS to detect and style elements based on which anchor positioning fallback is used.
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A beginner's guide to CSS layout techniques including Flexbox, Grid, and responsive queries for web development.
A developer shares a CSS technique to make the output of ColdFusion's CFDump tag more readable by increasing the font size.
Explores Safari's new CSS random() function, its current capabilities, limitations, and potential use cases for generating random values in styles.
Introducing the new CSS progress() function for creating smooth, responsive visual effects without complex calculations or JavaScript.
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A look at gradient.style, a CSS tool for creating and sharing HDR gradients with sharable URLs and multi-layered imports.
A developer reflects on how over-reliance on Tailwind CSS has eroded their ability to write raw CSS, leading to a feeling of being 'vendor-locked'.
A conference presentation overview of recent and upcoming HTML and CSS features for web developers, framed as a guide to surviving the expanding web platform.
The author proposes a new CSS feature called 'inner breakpoints' for responsive element layouts, comparing it to media and container queries.
Explores the CSS @starting-style rule, its specificity issues, and provides practical workarounds for developers.
