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Did you know, if you use CSS math functions like min(), max() and clamp() and you’re calculating any one of the arguments, you don’t need calc()? I think it was Ahmad Shadeed who mentioned this on Twitter the other day, but I could be wrong. So if you want to use clamp() for some fluid typography, say, with a calc() function for the middle value, instead of doing this: h1 { font-size: clamp(1.5rem
Maybe it’s just me, but I feel like a lot of the time learning new CSS features doesn’t involve just learning a what a single property does, more like getting to grips with a collection of properties and how they work together — even learning a whole specification. That’s certainly not a complaint from me: it makes sense to consider properties as part of an ecosystem. But I have to confess, I love
With a greater proliferation of devices than ever before, we developers can no longer rely on viewport size as the factor that determines the styles we serve up to our website users. Up until fairly recently, we might have caught ourselves making assumptions based on the size of a device: that mobile devices would rely on touch input, for instance, while for larger screen sizes we might assume the
Here’s something I find myself needing to do again and again in CSS: completely covering one element with another. It’s the same CSS every time: the first element (the one that needs to be covered) has position: relative applied to it. The second has position: absolute and is positioned so that all four sides align to the edges of the first element. The full CSS looks like this: .original-element
A blog about CSS, front-end development, the web, and beyond. Find out more Published on Branch The Perfect Site Doesn’t Exist Fri May 03 2024 There’s something special about starting a new web or software project. Like a blank canvas, it has so much potential. Surely this is where we’re about to do our best work... Read it on Branch Time to Ditch Analytics? Tracking Scripts and Web Sustainability
This article was updated on 13 August 2020 to include additional reference material. If you’re familiar with CSS, you probably know all about the box-shadow property. But did you know there is a CSS filter, drop-shadow, that does something similar? Like box-shadow, we can pass in values for x-offset, y-offset, blur radius and colour: .my-element { filter: drop-shadow(0 0.2rem 0.25rem rgba(0, 0, 0,
Custom properties (also known as CSS variables) allow us to store property values for re-use in our stylesheets. If you’re relatively new to them, you might wonder when you might use them over and above preprocessor variables (if indeed you use a preprocessor). I’m using custom properties a lot in my workflow these days, and thought I would collate some of the use cases here. This isn’t an in-dept
My son was recently tasked with the responsibility of looking after his pre-school class teddy bear for the week, which comes with the obligation to take said teddy bear out on adventures and add your memories to a scrapbook. I quite enjoyed creating this scrapbook layout, and it got me thinking about how I would build something like this with CSS Grid! Compound grids Andy Clarke delivered a fanta
A little while ago I made an animated variable font demo on Codepen. In this article I’ll explain what variable fonts are, how they can be animated with CSS, and how I created a breathing effect with CSS and a little bit of Javascript. Introducing variable fonts Variable fonts are exciting new development in web typography. Instead of multiple font files to load different variants of a particular
A recent Twitter thread started by Chris Coyier got me thinking about how people in general interpret the use cases for CSS Grid Layout versus flexbox: For y'all that have an understand of both CSS grid and flexbox, what's your favorite way of explaining the difference? — Chris Coyier (@chriscoyier) January 25, 2019 Naturally some of the most insightful replies came from Rachel Andrew and Jen Simm
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