The CSS nth child selector is an extremely useful tool for targeting and styling the nth element within a group of similar HTML elements on a webpage. It’s really handy for organizing your code...
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The CSS nth child selector is an extremely useful tool for targeting and styling the nth element within a group of similar HTML elements on a webpage. It’s really handy for organizing your code...
Hello everyone! In this post, we will explore the CSS last child selector, one of the most useful selectors in CSS. We use the CSS last-child selector when we want to target and modify only the last...
Hey there! In this post, I will show you how to create a pair of blinking eyes effect using only CSS (SCSS), complete with a smooth blinking animation to bring the eyes to life. A cow’s pair of eyes...
The clip-path property in CSS lets you control which part of an element is visible by defining a specific shape, no matter what the element’s shape is. It’s like placing a mask over an...
I am sure you have heard of cookies 🍪 no matter how many hours you’ve spent learning programming, or even if you are just a casual user unrelated to the tech world. You’ll see this term used...
If you’re a new Mac user (like me!), knowing a few common shortcuts can save you tons of time. Here’s a simple cheatsheet of macOS shortcuts — including some of the ones I’ve searched for...
We all miss stuff sometimes — skipping a test run, forgetting to lint, or pushing code that breaks something. Yes, guilty as charged! Husky hooks help you catch those issues early by running scripts...
Welcome to this article, where I will guide you through some simple steps of creating a stunning CSS infinite flipping card animation. With my easy-to-follow instructions, you’ll be able to...
CSS in motion! Another perfect title for this post, as CSS is no longer just a language to style static pages, but also to elevate them with animations. CSS entered a new era and has grown into a...