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Textareas areas are great when it comes to accepting a large amount of text from the user. But, the problem with textareas is that they have a fixed height. So, if the user enters more text than the height of the text, the text will overflow and the user will have to scroll to see the rest of the text. You can increase the height of the textarea using the rows attribute. But, that’s not a good sol

Recently, I needed to change some design elements of a site when the site is in the fullscreen mode. So, I was looking for a way to it using CSS as all I wanted to change was hiding some stuff when in the fullscreen mode. And that’s when I came across this CSS media feature display-mode which can be used to test the display mode of an application. This feature would work just like any other media

The Chrome browser is one of the widely used web browsers by developers. The DevTools it bundles within is mature and ahead of its competition. But there are certain features that Chrome Developers don’t expose explicitly. Rather, you’d have to look out for those features by digging deep inside the settings. One such feature that I’ve recently discovered is called “CSS Overview” which is an experi