A look at three specific examples that show off key features of Web Components, including CSS style encapsulation and opportunities for progressive enhancement.
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How different values for the CSS property object-fit behave for image elements β¨
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Responsive design is more important than ever as we want to ensure that our website looks awesome on all devices. With Flexbox we can make our Elements more dynamic, so let's find out how this works in this tutorial!
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β¨οΈ CSS Flexbox Tutorial for Beginners | Flex-Items | 2/2
Ok, we understood how the Flex-Container works in the last video. But what if we want to change the way specific Flex-Items are displayed, it that possible? Yes it is!
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Both are helpful for simplifying and organizing CSS, but the choice between them depends on how you want to manage specificity.
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We now have broad support for the relative color syntax. Chris Coyier takes a look a this βextremely powerful way to manipulate colors in CSSβ in relation to colors you're already using.
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An interactive guide on designing better target sizes on the web
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