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On applying OOP concepts to CSS
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Better Font Families in CSS
Posted: 1 year ago in Articles
font-family is one of the most widely used CSS properties, and with good reason: sometimes you can change the entire feel of a design with this one property. But selecting fonts for your stack also greatly influences your design’s readability and accessibility – which, ultimately, is what’s most important in any web design. That is, if you want your visitors to actually read your content…
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Shifting my Opinion on CSS Animations
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How to use comments in Css
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Hiding with CSS: Problems and solutions
Posted: 1 year ago in Articles
Many CSS and JavaScript tutorials suggest using display:none to hide elements. In most cases, using display:none to hide an element is a bad choice that reduces accessibility. Here is a quick explanation of the problem and a suggestion for an alternative technique…
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10 Cross-Browser CSS Properties You’ve Probably Forgotten
Posted: 1 year ago in Articles
Humans are creatures of habit, and web developers are naturally no different. We develop certain techniques that work, and we stick with them – because, well, they work. But once in a while it’s good to refresh our minds and recall some aspects of development that we’ve probably forgotten. In this article you’ll find 10 CSS properties that accomplish very specific, practical tasks, that are often overlooked…
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Examples and Tips for Great HTML and CSS Formatting
Posted: 1 year ago in Articles
An overlooked aspect of websites is the formatting of HTML and CSS documents. This affects validation, SEO, and visual ease of use. Visual ease of use is the last thing most authors tend to keep in mind, but it’s still very important…
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A Guide to CSS and WordPress
Posted: 1 year ago in Articles
A tutorial that reviews the basics of CSS and WordPress, including image alignment and useful classes that you can use in your WordPress themes…
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Everything you need to know about browser testing
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Cross browser testing is something every web designer and developer should consider before they even create one line of code. But how should you go about it? What browsers should you test? and what tools are there that can make browser testing easier?
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Modular CSS in WordPress Child Themes
Posted: 1 year ago in Articles
The idea of Modular CSS is simple. You separate commonly reused chunks of CSS into distinct files for bringing together in a master CSS file or a series of links in the document head. It’s pretty straightforward and it’s been around for a while. What does this mean? The development time for new projects gets exponentially shorter as you refine the basic style sheets that make up your modular CSS Toolbox…
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