CSS tips that actually layout
Pseudo elements and attributes
Beno Rudolf
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0 responses
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css, html5
Beveled Lists With CSS3 :not(:nth-of-type)
matt
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0 responses
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css, haml, sass, scss
SCSS mixin for rem font sizing (with fallback)
Nahuel
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0 responses
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css, scss
A LESS Class for the Island OOCSS Module
Liam O'Brien
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0 responses
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css, oocss, clearfix, dancederholm
CSS Frameworks
Arian Xhezairi
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0 responses
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css, framework, foundation
Razor sharp icon fonts
Cemre Güngör
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1 response
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css, vector, font, retina
Inconsistent Color Palettes
Alyssa Pohahau
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7 responses
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ruby, css, arpohahau
Zebra table using only CSS3
Andréia Bohner
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2 responses
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css, table, css3
How to create elegant comment icons.
Sergio Tapia Gutierrez
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1 response
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css, design, icons, border-radius
Use recursive mixins to generate grid systems really fast
Gavyn McKenzie
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0 responses
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css, mixins, less
Media Queries
Nick Aguilos
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0 responses
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css, html
Fire equalizer - PURE CSS
Azik Samarkandiy
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3 responses
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css, pure css, fire equalizer
Fullscreen background using CSS
Axel Ferdinand Giæver
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0 responses
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css, html
Using SASS instead of SCSS by default in Rails
David Somers
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4 responses
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ruby, css, rails, sass
Media Query Size Indicator
Andy Cochran
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0 responses
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css, responsive, media, media queries
HTML5 progress bar w/ fallback support
Michael Green
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0 responses
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css, jquery, html5
Fade in image after it was loaded
Andreas Köberle
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0 responses
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css, transition
Pure CSS - Newton's cradle
Azik Samarkandiy
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0 responses
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css, newton
Pure CSS slideshow
Azik Samarkandiy
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0 responses
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css, scale, animation, slideshow
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