Quantity queries and Flexbox
CSS quantity queries or pseudo-selectors are a lot more powerful than I thought they were. I mainly use them to select a certain element when there many. A simple example of this is getting the first or the last or the nth child element. CSS makes it easy to apply styling just to those elements - like the first one. But what about some things are a bit more complicated? I want to write them out in
nth-child vs nth-of-type | bitsofcode
The nth-child() and nth-of-type() selectors are “structural” pseudo-classes, which are classes that allow us to select elements based on information within the document tree that cannot typically be represented by other simple selectors. In the case of nth-child() and nth-of-type(), the extra information is the element’s position in the document tree in relation to its parent and siblings. Althoug
Family.scss
Family.scss is a set of 26 smart Sass mixins which will help you to manage the style of :nth-child’ified elements, in an easy and classy way. The goal of this project is to unleash the power of the nth-child property, in an easy way. The best way to understand each and every mixin, is to read it, literally. For example: first(3) => first three Each and every mixin is really easy to use, proceed li
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