CSS tips that actually layout
Selectors, flex, and little CSS tricks for pages that look right.
Build mobile apps with simple HTML‚ CSS‚ and JS components
Filipe Chagas
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0 responses
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css, html, mobile
Developer Essentials for the 19th July
Chetan
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0 responses
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jquery, css, html, javascript
CSSJanus - RTL <=> LTR
Shay Ben Moshe
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css, shayfalador, rtl
File input customizing (copy\paste)
Artem Riasnianskyi
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0 responses
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css, html, input
Wrote a book about doing front-end dev in an existing rails app
Miles Matthias
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0 responses
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ruby, book, css, rails
Python Script to Compress all your css files
Skate Hunbash
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0 responses
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python, css
Sass vs SCSS
Agam
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0 responses
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css, sass, scss
HTML not needed
Matt Johnson
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0 responses
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css, html
Getting rid of the feather with -webkit-filter
Jon Gold
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0 responses
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css, -webkit-filter
Multiline text highlight
Mario Loncarek
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0 responses
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css, html, hightlight
CSS For Background Images
Winston Hearn
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0 responses
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css, images, front-end, background-images
Getting around Em inheritance
waikit kan
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2 responses
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css, em, inheritance
Donner une taille en % au plugin Comment de Facebook
R.Kueny
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css, facebook
Great LESS gems
Milos Dakic
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0 responses
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css, gems, twitter, utilities
収まらないテキストの文末を…にする
ジョニイ
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0 responses
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css
What's wrong with this picture?
Michael Dyrynda
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css, wtf, print media
CSS: opacity cross-browser rules
Davide Caruso
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css, opacity, cross-browser
LESS CSS
Manu. L
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0 responses
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css, less
trigger transition event without any visual change to element.
grantwiant
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0 responses
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javascript, css, transition, element
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