CSS :has Parent Selector
Have you ever thought about a CSS selector where you check if a specific element exists within a parent? For example, if a card component has a thumbnail, we need to add display: flex to it. This hasn’t been possible in CSS but now we will have a new selector, the CSS :has which will help us to select the parent of a specific element and many other things. In this article, I will explain the probl
Prevent Scroll Chaining With Overscroll Behavior
Let’s suppose that we have an element with position: fixed. If it has scrolling, you will notice that when you reach the bottom boundary of the element, the browser will continue scrolling on the body element. It’s an unwanted and confusing effect. Thankfully, we can fix that with CSS. In this article, we’ll go through the overscroll-behavior CSS property, what’s the problem it solves, how it work
CSS Container Queries For Designers
Working on a web design involves handling the design for different screen sizes. Based on those designs, the developer will use CSS media queries to detect the viewport width or height, and then alter the design based on that. This is how we used to design web layouts for the past 10 years, and it’s about to get even better. I have some good news for you. CSS Container queries, a long-requested fe
A Look at Tailwind CSS
This year, I saw a lot of hype about the popular CSS framework, TailwindCSS. I thought that I would share some thoughts and concerns regarding this UI framework. I have a bit of experience writing utility-first CSS when I started my career in the front-end a few years ago. In this article, I will share with you what I think about it. Things I found interesting You don’t need to leave your HTML The
Say Hello To CSS Container Queries
I haven’t been more excited for a CSS feature like I’m now in the past six years I spent as a front-end developer. The prototype of container queries is now available behind a flag in Chrome Canary. Thanks to efforts from smart people like Miriam Suzanne and other folks. I remember seeing a lot of jokes about the support for CSS container queries, but they are finally there. In this article, I wil
min(), max(), and clamp() CSS Functions
CSS Comparison Functions (min(), max(), clamp()) become supported in Firefox on 8 April 2020, which means that they are now supported in all major browsers. Those CSS functions will provide us with ways to have dynamic layouts and more flexible design components. They can be used for container sizes, font-size, padding. and a lot more. Even more, web designers might need to think differently while
Responsive Height Design
I know, I know. You might be thinking about why did I choose such a title for a blog post. Responsive height design, seriously? Well, the term Responsive Web Design is often known as checking the browser on multiple viewport widths and device sizes. We always test horizontally by reducing the width, but I rarely see some consideration for testing vertically by reducing the browser height. There’s
CSS Variables 101
CSS variables (AKA custom properties) have been supported in web browsers for almost four years. I like to use them depending on the project and the situation. They are very useful and easy to use, but oftentimes, a front-end developer might misuse or misunderstand them. The main purpose of this article is that I wanted to have a place where I can dump all the information I know about CSS variable
Proportional Resizing with CSS Variables
For this snippet, I want to share with you something I do while resizing elements in the browser DevTools. Let’s suppose that you’re implementing a design in HTML & CSS, and you want to experiment with an icon’s width and height. Consider the following: .icon { --size: 32px; width: var(--size); height: var(--size); } In the browser DevTools, you can change the --size variable value, and both width
Uncommon CSS Properties
There are a lot of CSS properties that some don’t know about, or they know about them, but forget to use them when they’re needed. Some of those can save you using JavaScript to achieve a specific result, or some can save your time by writing less CSS. As a front-end developer, I came across such things every now and then, and I asked myself, why not list all those less-used and interesting CSS pr
Grid for layout, Flexbox for components - Ahmad Shadeed
My brother is a fresh computer engineering graduate and he is currently finishing his internship in front-end development. He learned about both CSS grid and flexbox, but I noticed a pattern that I see a lot on the web. He can’t decide when to use grid or flexbox. For example, he used CSS grid to layout a website header and mentioned that the process wasn’t smooth as he played with grid-column and
CSS Findings From The New Facebook Design
I am a curious person who is always interested in opening up the browser DevTools to see how things were made on a website. This is the first time that I blog about something like this. I found some interesting uses of different CSS features (at least for me), and I wanted to share them with you. The new Facebook design started rolling out for users lately, and I got it almost two weeks ago. At fi
Learn Box Alignment
Are you ready to learn how box alignment works for CSS Grid and Flexbox? This article is for you. Start LearningInteractive Demo IntroductionWe have a table and four plates. Throughout this article, we will learn how to align the plates differently for our guests by using Flexbox and Grid. Make sure you’re not hungry when reading this. ;) Plates SizeTo start, I added a width and height for the pla
Intrinsic Sizing In CSS
In CSS, we have two ways of sizing, intrinsic and extrinsic. The latter is the most common one which means using fixed values for the width or height of an element. The first one means that the sizing of an element depends on its content size. Through this article, I will explore each of the intrinsic values and see how we can get the benefit of them. Also, I will explain how to use those intrinsi
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