Most of you who are reading this blog and this article are probably already familiar with CSS selectors. At least some of them. However most people I talked with know only the basic ones that are easy to remember and forgot about the more advanced. Paradox is that with use of these more advanced selectors… Continue reading A Complete Guide to CSS Selectors Pt.1
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Posts Tagged ‘CSS’.
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What is CSS specificity hierarchy
One thing beginning Web Designers and Developers often misunderstand or even leave out completely is CSS specificity hierarchy. This not so wise decision can cause them a lot of troubles alongside with few headaches later on. Let’s fix it or prevent it from happening at all today. We are going to talk a bit more… Continue reading What is CSS specificity hierarchy
Overriding CSS rules
It can happen at any time and for many reasons. You need to change some style that is already declared somewhere in your stylesheet or in other, more serious case, you need to include another brand new CSS stylesheet and change more styles at the same time.
CSS stylesheet for print
How many of you found interesting information online and want to save it for later? Easy to say, but often harder to do. Sure, you have couple of options available like taking a snapshot of the page and saving it as an image file or you can use print command in your browser. This second… Continue reading CSS stylesheet for print
Workflow for CSS files
No matter how skilled as a designer or developer you are, having some workflow in your work process can make every project much easier to manage and also to finish. It also much easier to organize and orient in the code.
CSS under the lens
Good looking web page is important right? People browsing the world wide web want to look at something beautiful and have positive experience, not look at some shitty crap. While the loading speed of your page might be important factor for page’s success, only few visitors have timer with them while they browse. If your… Continue reading CSS under the lens