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What is SASS and why you should use it
I have been playing a lot with CSS these days, and then I came across the concepts of using variables inside it. I came to know of two ways to do so, SASS and LESS. I was eager to try both out but it...
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Detecting element causing CSS overflow
CSS overflows are an annoyance that keep showing up once in a while and are really hard to debug. Unwanted and unexpected scrollbars can lead to hours of inspecting the DOM to figure out what element...
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Select all text on click using CSS
When a user has to select some text on a website, they have to drag and hold their mouse, or use double-click it. Sometimes, there are some samples that we know that the user is going to copy for sure....
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Writing conditionals in CSS: when/else
CSS already has had conditionals in the form of @media queries or @support queries to selectively apply styling to the document. But there is a new proposal called when/else which takes it to a...
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CSS :has a parent selector now
CSS now includes a :has selector that allows us to apply styles on the basis of what is happening inside an element. Often referred to as a parent seletor, the :has() function allows us to achieve this...
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Debugging CSS scroll using one simple style
I have been doing a lot of complicated front-end work off lately and that always brings me back to the class conundrum of which element was adding a horizontal/vertical scroll to my page/elements....
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