Posts tagged with “CSS“ (21)

  1. Improvements that CSS could use in 2023

    Last year was a bumper year for CSS. Rather than ask for new features. I would like to see more improvements to what we already have.

  2. Star Wars circular wipe transition - @property vs clippath vs mask

    Star Wars is famous for its wipe scene transitions. I wanted to create a CSS transition for a circular wipe that works in every browser.

  3. Diamond wipe animation for revealing text

    I was riffing on some ideas for revealing text in interesting ways. How about some shapes? How about a diamond wipe?

  4. Are CSS utility classes a mild form of obfuscation?

    If I see something novel on a website, I like to investigate how it was made. When I was exploring an example today, there was something unexpected.

  5. Add a table of contents (TOC) to your blog posts

    A table of contents (TOC) can enable readers to quickly navigate its contents. Lets go through it from top to bottom in a beginner-friendly way.

  6. How to create a slick CSS animation from The Marvelous Mrs Maisel

    This time, I will animate a title sequence from The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel from Episode 2 of Season 4. It has a cool kind of curtain swipe affect.

  7. Add a ‘skip to main content’ navigation link to your website

    To improve the experience of your website for users with disabilities, we can provide a ‘skip to main content’ navigation link. Here’s how to add it.

  8. A quick reference for shadows in CSS

    Shadows add physical realism to user interfaces. This article is a quick reference on how to use shadows in CSS.

  9. Calculate the estimated reading time for a blog post

    Can we add anything to a standard blog that would enhance the reading experience? How about the estimated reading time?

  10. Make a reading progress bar for your blog

    Can we add anything to a standard blog that would enhance the reading experience? How about a reading progress bar?