#CSS properties

[josegremarquez]

Propiedades de las Cajas o Bloques en HTML y su Importancia

En HTML, todos los elementos, desde un simple párrafo hasta una imagen compleja, se representan como cajas. Estas cajas tienen propiedades que nos permiten controlar su tamaño, posición, espaciado y otros aspectos visuales. Comprender estas propiedades es fundamental para crear diseños web personalizados y atractivos. ¿Qué es el Modelo de Caja en CSS? El modelo de caja es una representación…

[gagande]

PureCode AI review | To further understand advanced CSS properties

To further understand advanced CSS properties for shape design, we will explore the clip-path property, CSS transform for shape distortion, and the role of aspect ratio in responsive shapes.

[newspecies]

in order to introduce anything new to me you have to leave it on the floor so i can sit at a distance and stare at it until i work up the courage to cautiously sniff at it and then dart away and stare at it again. until i get used to it

[jcmarchi]

Weekly News for Designers № 719

New Post has been published on https://thedigitalinsider.com/weekly-news-for-designers-%e2%84%96-719/

Weekly News for Designers № 719

Figma AI Updates to Elevate Your Design Workflow Figma has shared some prototypes for platform updates that integrate AI. This Tuts+ article covers each of them to explore their possibilities.

State of Brand Report 2023 Discover key insights into the trends, challenges and strategies of branding this year.

Internet Artifacts Explore artifacts from the early days of the internet right up until the present day.

Naming Variables In CSS Some collected thoughts from Jonathan Dallas related to naming CSS Custom Properties.

The Negative Impact of Mobile-First Web Design on Desktop Mobile-first web designs cause significant usability issues when viewed on desktop.

Free T-Shirt Mockup Templates for Photoshop These free realistic iPhone mockup templates are perfect for showcasing the UI or UX of your mobile app design or responsive website.

Introducing Learn Performance Course This is new and free course is intended for those that care about web performance, but may be just beginning to get familiar with it.

It’s 2023, Here is Why Your Web Design Sucks Heather Buchel explores the reasons why we no longer have web designers.

State of React 2023

Let’s Reinvent the Wheel

The 2023 Design Tools Survey This survey gathers usage data from thousands of designers each year and many of the design companies you know use this data to better understand and improve the design tools industry.

CSS & JavaScript Snippets for Creating Notification UIs A collection of CSS and JavaScript code snippets for creating unique notification and alert systems and UIs.

Image Layer Animations with Clip-Path Some ideas for speedy page transition animations with layered images using clip-path.

Common Questions About Interpreting Page Speed Reports Take a closer look at how various performance tools audit and report on performance metrics, such as core web vitals.

Geist Font A new and free typeface that has been specifically designed for developers and designers.

Photoshop Action Sets for Cinema & Movie Effects A collection of one-click cinema & movie effect Photoshop action sets that will take your photos to the next level.

[around-your-throat]

it's funny doing indie web and worrying about cache busting and versioning css and oough the average user doesn't know how to hard refresh a page. and then you're like wait. no one's gonna see this

[robinoakapple]

People who don't know much about web dev will go "fuck jQuery and the enshittification of the internet! Modern sites are bloated and inaccessible!" (which, to be fair, is true) and then go on to add so many unnecessary iframes to their neocities pages that the latest version of Firefox struggles to render them

[claddingltd]

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[hua-fei-hua]

coding themes where you can't control the html is kind of enriching actually

[webtutorsblog]

Learn the essentials of CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) and unlock the power of web page styling with WebTutor's comprehensive guide. Explore CSS basics, selectors, layout control, and create visually stunning designs. Elevate your web development skills with our CSS introduction tutorial.

[cybercervine]

Update: you can now change your soul mode (change your cursor on the website) by clicking on the heart button at the bottom of the page

I made a countdown in case you want to count down to tomorrow every day until deltarune releases (rouxls is there too)

[gagande]

Purecode reviews | The clip-path property in CSS

The clip-path property in CSS is a crucial tool for creating complex shapes. By clipping an element to a basic shape or an SVG source, you can craft aesthetic designs that are unique to your brand. 

[jcmarchi]

Modern Scroll Shadows Using Scroll-Driven Animations

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Modern Scroll Shadows Using Scroll-Driven Animations

Using scroll shadows, especially for mobile devices, is a subtle bit of UX that Chris has covered before (indeed, it’s one of his all-time favorite CSS tricks), by layering background gradients with different attachments, we can get shadows that are covered up when you’ve scrolled to the limits of the element.

Geoff covered a newer approach that uses the animation-timeline property. Using animation-timeline, we can tie CSS animation to the scroll position. His example uses pseudo-elements to render the scroll shadows, and animation-range to animate the opacity of the pseudo-elements based on scroll.

Here’s yet another way. Instead of using shadows, let’s use a CSS mask to fade out the edges of the scrollable element. This is a slightly different visual metaphor that works great for horizontally scrollable elements — places where your scrollable element doesn’t have a distinct border of its own. This approach still uses animation-timeline, but we’ll use custom properties instead of pseudo-elements. Since we’re fading, the effect also works regardless of whether we’re on a dark or light background.

First, we’ll define our scrollable element with a mask that fades out the start and end of the container. For this example, let’s consider the infamous table that can’t be responsive and has to be horizontally scrollable on mobile.

Let’s add the mask. We can use the shorthand and find the mask as a linear gradient that fades out on either end. A mask lets the table fade into the background instead of overlaying a shadow, but you could use the same technique for shadows.

.scrollable mask: linear-gradient(to right, #0000, #ffff 3rem calc(100% - 3rem), #0000);

Defining the custom properties and animation

Next, we need to define our custom properties and the animation. We’ll define two separate properties, --left-fade and --right-fade, using @property. Using @property is necessary here to specify the syntax of the properties so that browsers can animate the property’s values.

@property --left-fade syntax: "<length>"; inherits: false; initial-value: 0; @property --right-fade syntax: "<length>"; inherits: false; initial-value: 0; @keyframes scrollfade 0% --left-fade: 0; 10%, 100% --left-fade: 3rem; 0%, 90% --right-fade: 3rem; 100% --right-fade: 0;

Instead of using multiple animations or animation-range, we can define a single animation where --left-fade animates from 0 to 3rem between 0-10%, and --right-fade animates from 3rem to 0 between 90-100%. Now we update our mask to use our custom properties and tie the scroll-timeline of our element to its own animation-timeline.

Putting it all together

Putting it all together, we have the effect we’re after:

We’re still waiting for some browsers (Safari) to support animation-timeline, but this gracefully degrades to simply not fading the element at all.

Wrapping up

I like this implementation because it combines two newer bits of CSS — animating custom properties and animation-timeline — to achieve a practical effect that’s more than just decoration. The technique can even be used with scroll-snap-based carousels or cards:

It works regardless of content or background and doesn’t require JavaScript. It exemplifies just how far CSS has come lately.

[kafus]

yesterday i randomly remembered that a WHILE back i was messing with making gen 4 styled text boxes in HTML/CSS and i ended up totally forgetting about it until now. idk why i started this but now that i've remembered it i want to add all the different window types in gen 4 lmao. i also cleaned up the CSS a bit. fun little side project ig. i'm gonna work on the other window types after i eat bc it requires image editing for the border-image property jiosdfj

[ultraviollettt]

Theres a way to do this with workskins! If you go to make a workskin on ao3, and then paste in this:

* { user-select: none; }

and then add that workskin to your fic, the text won't be able to be copied, and still works for screenreaders (at least the one I tested it with).

This can be turned off easily by disabling the creators style, but if the plagarists can't figure it out it would probably deter them well enough.

As annoying as it probably would be, I wonder if AO3 would allow special HTML to prevent copy-paste of my works. There are ways around it but it might just deter lazy content thieves

[beespaceprogram]

Tumblr, like most social media sites, has a feature to download your "privacy data" as required by EU law. I just downloaded mine to take a look what's in it, and it's pretty interesting!

They give you two json files, which you can view by opening them with a web browser (or at least you can with firefox). One is a "schema" which basically describes all the properties in the other one (or multiple if your blog has a lot of data maybe). Of particular interest:

crushes: the blog you interact with the most

crushers: the blogs that interact with yours the most

lists of all the ads that have ever been served to you and whether you ignored them or interacted with them

user_stratum: described as "How we categorize you based on information you provide us, such as your engagement history and registration time". Mine is listed as "power", probably because I have edited the html and css of my blog, I would be interested to hear what other ppl's are

all sorts of other stuff