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Topic: CSS – Page 6

  1. Elements can be visible even though their parent has set "visibility: hidden"

    Published Nov 25 2022 in CSS

    Nested HTML elements with different visibility properties (visible / hidden) can be visible even though their parent is hidden.

  2. CSS clip-path can go outside of an element

    Published Nov 15 2022 in CSS

    The CSS clip-path polygon function accepts values outside the 100% range which is handy to create custom corners.

  3. A JavaScript-free custom element implementation

    Published Oct 29 2022 in CSS , HTML

    An accessible example implemenation of a custom element that works without JavaScript.

  4. A centered CSS grid with full-width components

    Published Oct 22 2022 in CSS

    A CSS snippet to center main content but still allow components to render full-width with CSS Grid areas.

  5. Why custom properties don't work with the url() CSS function

    Published Sep 23 2022 in CSS

    Custom properties doesn't work in CSS url() functions because without quotes the parser treats the entire declaration as a url-token.

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