Deep dive into the CSS :where() and :is() functions - LogRocket Blog
Timonwa Akintokun Frontend developer and technical writer who is passionate about the web. Creator of websites that tell stories. Editor’s note: This deep dive into the CSS :where() and :is() functions was last updated on 4 January 2023 to update any outdated information, include sections on the :is() function, and discuss browser compatibility. The CSS :where() function takes in a list of selecto
Website Themes and Color Schemes
Getting into the mode Before we begin, I'd like to preface this article with the following resources that were helpful guides on my theming quest. They explain a lot of the intricacies of setting up dark mode and I recommend reading them before my own. A Complete Guide to Dark Mode on the Web Quick and Easy Dark Mode with CSS Custom Properties Create a user controlled dark or light mode Read those
Windows High Contrast Mode, Forced Colors Mode And CSS Custom Properties — Smashing Magazine
CSS Custom Properties can be used for far more than just color, and their values update in realtime, both via display mode updates and JavaScript logic. This is powerful stuff. Eric explains how modern CSS is a powerful piece of assistive technology that can thread into it to create flexible, maintainable and adaptive digital experiences. I’m extremely excited about the upcoming Forced Colors medi
Building a loading bar component | Articles | web.dev
Building a loading bar component Stay organized with collections Save and categorize content based on your preferences. A foundational overview of how to build a color adaptive and accessible loading bar with the <progress> element. In this post I want to share thinking on how to build a color adaptive and accessible loading bar with the <progress> element. Try the demo and view the source! Light
How to Make a “Raise the Curtains” Effect in CSS | CSS-Tricks
“Raise the curtains” is what I call an effect where the background goes from dark to light on scroll, and the content on top also goes from light to dark while in a sticky position. Here’s an example where I used the effect on a real-life project: Want to know how it’s done? I will take you behind the curtain and show you how to raise it, with nothing but HTML and CSS. Let’s start with the HTML Wh
In Defense of Sass | Stephanie Eckles
I've been writing my CSS via Sass for nearly a decade. And, I'll continue to do so even with all the tremendously awesome features making their way into CSS, including nesting. Why? Because I have found Sass to be an excellent complement to how I approach writing styles, particularly in a team environment. The ability to organize styles into directories such as for design system components but bri
A look at the dialog element's super powers
A long time ago in 2014, the dialog element landed in Chromium 37. The idea behind the HTML element was to make it easier to build modals, dialogs and popups. The specification defines the element as follows: The dialog element represents a part of an application that a user interacts with to perform a task, for example a dialog box, inspector, or window. We have 2022 now and almost made it to use
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