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www.smashingmagazine.com
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| | | | | Have you run into a situation where you need the padding of one element to align with the padding of another element? In this article, Brecht De Ruyte demonstrates the issue with a full-width slider component that breaks out of the main page container and shares a couple of techniques to keep it visually aligned with other elements on the page. | |
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davidbieber.com
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| | | | | Over the years I've accumulated dozens of strategies for managing my attention, including amazing Chrome extensions from Namu like Intention and Hide feed. Nevertheless, I continue to get sucked into the Internet's six infinite distractions. So today (well, yesterday really), I'm taking matters into my own hands, and building some Chrome extensions to help me manage these distractions on my own terms. Twitter and Facebook. I've noticed that when I'm scrolling on Twitter or Facebook, and I want to stop, I sometimes find it difficult because "just one more post" or "that looks interesting". | |
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codersblock.com
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| | | | | Anchor links (also called jump links) are an easy way to provide in-page navigation. For example, a table of contents could use anchor links to take readers... | |
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www.otsukare.info
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| | | In 2022, Firefox and Chrome will reach a version number with three digits: 100. It's time to test. Help us! | ||
