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2 Ways to Make Half-Colored Background Page Sections
Tutorial • BeginnerIn this quick tutorial, you’ll learn two ways to split a page section’s background into two colors.
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How to Use CSS Gradients on the Web
Tutorial • BeginnerIn this tutorial you’ll learn about using gradients on the web. I’ll give you some examples, some exercises (such as how to create gradients for borders),...
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CSS Grid vs. Flexbox: Which Should You Use and When?
Tutorial • BeginnerCSS Grid and Flexbox might seem similar on the surface but they each offer unique features with specific use cases.
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Build an Interactive Image Gallery with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Tutorial • IntermediateWant to learn how to turn your static image gallery into an interactive one with lightbox functionality? Hang on and sit tight, cos we’re about to embark on...
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5 Awesome CodePen Demos: CSS Transitions and Animations
Tutorial • IntermediateWant to learn how to create visually engaging effects on your websites using CSS transitions and animation? These 5 CodePen demos are ready for you to fork...
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I’m Going to Show You How to Build a CSS-Only Modal
Tutorial • BeginnerIn this tutorial, we'll use only CSS to build a pop-up or modal element that can be closed with a close button or by clicking outside the modal.
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CSS Property: cursor
Tutorial • BeginnerThe CSS cursor property dictates the type of cursor displayed when the mouse pointer hovers over an element. It lets your users know what kind of action they...
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2 Ways to Build a Sticky Footer (Flexbox and CSS Grid)
Tutorial • IntermediateIn this short tutorial, we’ll cover two quick ways to create a sticky footer with CSS—a component that will sit at the page’s bottom no matter the page’s...
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Easy Slider (Carousel With Pure CSS)
Tutorial • BeginnerA carousel is a great example of a possible CSS-only interactive feature. So in this tutorial, we’ll build a carousel with a few extra features using only CSS.
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CSS Property: border
Tutorial • BeginnerThe border property in CSS lets you specify the style, width, and color of an element’s border. It’s like the icing on a cake, providing a neat and polished...
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CSS Property: transform
Tutorial • BeginnerThe CSS transform property allows your selected element to twist, spin, skew, grow, or even dance along the X, Y, and Z axes, in 2D and 3D! Let’s take a look.
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CSS Anchor Positioning: What Is It, and When Can We Use It?
Tutorial • BeginnerLet’s explore the current state of CSS positioning and compare it with the exciting new possibilities offered by CSS anchoring.
