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Table of Contents Usage Sass Customization Accessibility Browser Support Usage Using Hamburgers for your site is easy (well, that was my intention anyway). Download and include the CSS in the <head> of your site: <link href="dist/hamburgers.css" rel="stylesheet"> Add the base hamburger markup: <button class="hamburger" type="button"> <span class="hamburger-box"> <span class="hamburger-inner"></spa
CSS allows you to create animations with transitions and keyframes that once were only possible with JavaScript or Flash. Unfortunately, with CSS there’s no way to perform a callback when an animation is complete. With JavaScript, it’s possible to detect the end of a CSS transition or animation and then trigger a function. Separate the roles Handle the animations (with transitions or keyframes) in
Web fonts are great and make the web a more beautiful space; however, loading them can be slow, which results in an unwanted side effect: FOIT (Flash of Invisible Text). I’ve experienced FOIT on my website, particular on mobile connections, but with the help of some homework and fantastic resources, plus some JavaScript and CSS, I managed to fix it. Flash of Invisible Text FOIT is a result of the
A lot of my time is spent in Terminal and a majority of it is spent typing Git commands. I created a set of keyboard shortcuts with Bash aliases and functions to speed up my workflow and save me hundreds of keystrokes every day. Git Bash Aliases and Functions Git allows you to set aliases but they’re limited and only save you a few keystrokes (i.e. instead of git checkout you can type git co, but
Social share scripts are convenient and easy to copy & paste but rely on JavaScript and add additional overhead to your site, which means more HTTP requests and slower load times. Instead, use share links that don’t require you to load scripts for each social site. Stop loading third-party scripts It’s important to design and build sites responsibly—people pay for data and to truly serve a global
Animating SVG with CSS is like animating any other element with CSS—it can be done with transitions, transforms, and keyframe animations. Once you’re familiar with the markup of an SVG, the rest is fairly straight forward. I recently played around with animating SVG with CSS, and wanted to share what I did along with my findings and techniques. We’ll start by taking a drawing, exporting it as an S
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