Understanding the Default Behavior of Styles in Our Browsers
When you start creating a new website, even before writing a single style, the browser applies styles to it — its default styles.
Have you ever asked yourself who decides what those basic default styles will be?
In this article, I want to teach you and show you the different…
Future of CSS
Digging in the w3c specs can reveal many exciting features. Although some of them don’t have browser support yet, we can at least learn what new features we can expect soon.
One of the new features is the new image() function. This new function will give us more control over…
The new CSS logical properties module is one of the most important developments to have come to CSS in recent years. This module enables us to support all the directions that human languages are written in with the same CSS definitions.
At the end of 2018, I published the “New…
CSS Basics
The box-model is one of the basics things in CSS and HTML. But even in 2020, lots of web developers don’t understand the idea of how box-model behaves.
So, in this article, I will explain the basic logic of the box-model and why it is called the box-model. …
CSS Basics
In 2020 there are a lot of developers and designers who want to learn the basics of CSS. In this series of articles, I will teach you those main topics. In this specific article, I will review the essential CSS properties of typography while using many visual examples.
font-family
This font-family…
How I Built a Pure CSS Game — No JS
The dynamic of the internet is associated most of the time with JavaScript language. But it has been quite a while since CSS has been able to provide you with some of those possibilities.
In order to test these possibilities, I have decided to create my own Pure CSS Game…
During these crazy times, of the Coronavirus pandemic, we, the web developers of the world, spend almost all-day at home. On one of those weekends, when I got bored, I decided to create a new inspiration game, which is built only with CSS and HTML. …
If you’re like the majority of readers, recreating CSS and HTML by reverse engineering might look suspicious to you, and you might wonder what could be the benefits of doing such a thing.
In my opinion, playing with — or recreating — code that interests you, is the best way…
