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Designing systems of reusable components that adapt to responsive layouts, containers, work with different content states and adapt to user needs, behaviour and context.
An ebook with lots of tips and techniques on how to debug CSS the right way with easy and studied methods.
Responsive rems
The fact that all of these pieces are responsive is pretty dang neat. How does he do it?
html { font-size: 1vmin; }The
vminunit responds to the viewport’s smallest side, so it will decrease if the screen gets smaller. Theremunit is relative to the font-size of the root element. So if we base everything inrems, they’re all relative to the same value. Great technique!
How CSS animations can enhance your user experience. With CSS and JS progress, implementing animations on websites has never been easier. But how do we make sure that our CSS animations and transitions will be meaningful to our users? That they will not be just some annoying “in-your-face” eye candy?
Un peu d'histoire du web. Dire qu'on a connu ça, ça ne nous rajeunit pas...
Intéressant car souvent Zeal plante avec les docs MDN
Checkboxes and radio buttons are two common examples of interactive form elements that we desperately want to have full control over styling but we don’t. So we’ve been hacking our way around styling them by hiding said elements with CSS and visually replacing them with pseudo-elements or an SVG image — SVG, of course, being the more flexible, powerful, and accessible replacement. But an SVG image is, at the end of the day, just an image, so while it can visually replace a checkbox, it doesn’t really substitute for it — the user still needs a checkbox to interact with. So, when we attempt to hide the checkbox we want to style, we need to make sure that the checkbox remains accessible and interactive.
Autant le design est pas mal, autant faire appel à docker, jquery et consort pour une simple page html, c'est un peu abusé je trouve.
Impressionnant. Uniquement en css. Le plus impressionnant est quand on regarde le nombre de lignes. Au final, il n'y en a pas beaucoup.
Via le hollandais volant
Des icones en css. Via Yome
Il suffit d'ajouter \A là où l'on veut que le retour à la ligne se fasse.
Par exemple :
.madiv {
content:"Mon texte\AMon retour à la ligne";
}Ce qui devrait donner à l'affichage :
Mon texte
Mon retour à la ligne