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danielcwilson.com
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| | | | | The difficulty with managing multiple transform functions in a single transform property forever resolved (kinda). Here's how to (almost) get independent transform properties today. | |
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lisilinhart.info
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| | | | | CSS variables have been around for a while. Although they still lack some Browser Support (mainly IE and Edge), they provide a great new way to structure and interact with your CSS. In order to take a closer look at the performance impact of CSS variables one has to understand the basic principle of the scope, because it also applies to CSS variables. | |
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una.im
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| | | | | Leveraging CSS Variable scope improves the size, specificity, and semantics of our stylesheets. This article talks all about what CSS Variables are and how we can leverage scope to improve our styling. | |
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krasimirtsonev.com
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| | | The tiniest presentation framework / I did roughly 50 talks over the years, and for almost all of them, I used Reveal.js. I like it because it's HTML-based. I have complete control of everything and can easily publish the slides online. However, one thing bugs me every single time - the size of my content. I want to use all the available space. This becomes very important when I'm showing code to people. That's why I wrote SimPre. It's a 10KB HTML presentation framework that properly scales and positions my content. | ||
