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kilianvalkhof.com
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| | | | | I was recently introduced to the phenomenon of margin collapsing. If you didn't click the link, this is what it does: When you have two elements with a bottom and a top margin under each other, the margins will collapse into each other, so that the larger of the two becomes the margin between them. [...] | |
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12daysofweb.dev
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| | | | | A declarative way to display elements on top of page content. | |
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bryanlrobinson.com
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| | | | | Layout in CSS is hard. We've spent the 2 decades since the inception of CSS battling with its idea of how to lay out content on the web. When we moved from table-based layouts to CSS layouts with floats and positioning, we gained a LOT of flexibility, but we also lost things like vertical centering that tables afforded us. Floats and positioning got us a long way to making really nice looking sites, but with the advent of responsive design and fluid layouts, the struggle has been real... | |
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markus.oberlehner.net
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| | | Learn how to use partial hydration with Eleventy and Preact and how to apply the principles of progressive enhancement to build resilient websites. | ||
