Conditional Border Radius In CSS
A while ago, I was inspecting facebook.com home page feed to learn and see how they build things out. I’m always curious to see how people write CSS. I noticed a very, very interesting border-radius value for the card component in the main feed. I shared the following tweet about this little discovery. Then, I received this reply from Miriam Suzanne: is it always 8px? That math looks like a toggle
Interpolation in CSS without animation - MadeByMike
Ideas for a more general purpose interpolation function in CSS. Posted by Mike on 29th December 2016 (about a 17 minute read). Interpolation is the estimation of a new value between two known values. This simple concept is vastly useful and it's commonly seen in animation on the web. With animation you declare the target properties and the end-state, and the browser will workout out the values in-
Use Cases For CSS Calc
Use Cases For CSS Calc Where I play around with CSS calc operations. Published by Vincent Pickering on 23rd Sep 2015 at 00:00am Vertical centre If you know the height of the element, CSS Calc can make it super simple to position an element vertical centre and respect a responsive layout. By using this simple equation: calc(50vh – 1/2 the height of element); 50vh is always half the height of the vi
Precise control over responsive typography - MadeByMike
Creating fluid responsive typography with calc and viewport units. Posted by Mike on 17th March 2015 (about a 9 minute read). It is possible to have precise control over responsive typography. Using calc() and viewport units you can create fluid type that scales perfectly between specific pixel values, within a specific viewport range. This text is limited to between 20px and 40px, over a viewport
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