A few weeks ago I held a CSS Grid Layout workshop. Since I'm, like most of us, also pretty new to the topic, I learned a lot while preparing the slides and demos. I decided to share some of the stuff that was particularly interesting to me, with you. Have fun! Negative values lower than -1 may be used for

Last year, I assembled A Collection of Interesting Facts about CSS Grid Layout after giving a workshop. This year, I worked on another workshop and I've learned some more exciting facts about the layout spec we all so love. Of course, I'm not going to keep my knowledge to myself. I'm happy to share my findings once

We just hit you with a slab of observations about CSS Grid in a new post by Manuel Matuzo. Grid has been blowing our minds since it was formally introduced and Jen Simmons is connecting it (among other new features) to what she sees as a larger phenomenon in the evolution of layouts in web design. From Jeremy Keith's

Sometimes the words and commands are matched in a very funny way. Probably this inspired the clever guys to make up the witty puns. Here we prepared for you the most comic... #coding #colors #css3

(*This article is kindly sponsored by CoffeeCup Software*.) If you’re at all serious about web design or development, you need to be serious about learning and using CSS Grid, too. Andrew Clarke explains how.

Some time ago I asked on twitter about the favorite CSS snippets people use regularly. What's you favorite CSS snippets which you use again and again?Rules:- Has to fit in one

What You'll Be CreatingIn this tutorial, I will cover the basics of the CSS grid layout with example scenarios. CSS Grid is supported by almost all modern browsers now, and it is ready to be used...

The mix-blend-mode CSS property describes how an element's content should blend with the content of the element's direct parent and the element's background.

The blend-mode CSS data type describes how colors should appear when elements overlap. It is used in the background-blend-mode and mix-blend-mode properties.

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The background-blend-mode property defines how an element's background-image should blend with its background-color: .container { background-image: url('image.jpg'); background-color: red; background-blend-mode: screen; } See the Pen background-blend-mode by CSS-Tricks (@css-tricks) on CodePen. In the demo above, the

Bennett Feely has been doing a good job of showing people the glory of CSS blend modes. There are lots of designerly effects that we're used to seeing in static designs (thanks to Photoshop) that we don't see on the web much, with dynamic content. But that will change as CSS blend modes get more support. I'd like to

Remember the bloody wars between web designers and front-end developers about blend modes? Those times are over — thanks to the power of CSS!

Did you like my previous CSS tutorial on how to create gradient text effects? I’m using the same trick to show you how to decorate your images and photo galleries without editing the source images. The trick is very simple. All you need is an extra tag and apply a background image to create […]

Not everyone uses a mouse to browse the internet. If you’re reading this post on a smartphone, this is obvious! What’s also worth pointing out is that there are other forms of input that people use to get things done. With these forms of input comes the need for focus styles. People People are complicated. We don’t

There isn't an actual page-break property in CSS. It is actually a set of 3 properties: page-break-before, page-break-after and page-break-inside. These properties help define how the document is supposed to behave when printed. For example, to make a printed document more book-like. Properties page-break-before The

A quick start guide to understand — What CSS Variables are and How they make CSS reactive and even more Powerful.

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BEM — Block Element Modifier is a methodology, that helps you to achieve reusable components and code sharing in the front-end.

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Setting CSS variables to theme a design system can be tricky: if they are too scoped, the system will lose consistency. If they are too global, you lose granularity. Maybe we can fix both issues. I’d like to try to boil design system variables down to two types: Global and Component variables. Global variables will give us consistency across components. Component variables will give us granularity and isolation. Let me show you how to do it by taking a fairly simple component as an example.

I haven’t been this excited about a new browser tech in a long time. Houdini is an ambitious project to give developers more power over CSS than we’ve ever had before. The first piece of...

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Say you're trying to pull off a design effect where the corner of an element are cut off. Maybe you're a Battlestar Galactica fan? Or maybe you just like the unusual effect of it, since it avoids looking like a typical rectangle. I suspect there are many ways to do it. Certainly, you could use multiple backgrounds to

This CSS automatically adds numbers before each list item using the most recent posts widget native to all WordPress installations. This solution helps when you don’t have access to the HTML …

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I've been playing with CSS transforms for over five years and one thing that has always bugged me was that I couldn't animate the components of a transform chain individually. This article is going to explain the problem, the old workaround, the new magic Houdini solution and, finally, will offer you a feast of eye