Should We Even Have Closed?
For several months, I’ve been writing about CSS pseudo-selectors like `::picker()` and `::checkmark`. During this, I…
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Common Networking Issues Every DevOps Engineer Encounters
Networking problems rarely announce themselves clearly. A deployment fails, a pod cannot reach its database, or…
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Is it Time to Ditch Sass?
Several weeks ago, I joined the Front End Study Hall, an HTML and CSS-focused Zoom meeting…
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Introducing a New CSS Unit for “Base Elements” Between Root and Relative
CSS offers root and relative values. Root values, such as rem and rlh, are linked to…
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Reviving Parallax with Scroll-Driven CSS Animations
In the 2010s, parallax was a popular way to make websites look “cool,” with Chris Coyier…
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Introducing the Interest Invoker API: Hover-Triggered Popovers
Chrome 139 is testing the Interest Invoker API from Open UI, aimed at creating tooltips, hover…
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React Alternatives: TOP 15+ Awesome Front-End Frameworks
You may be aware that frontend frameworks were the first software development frameworks. However, there are…
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Hosting Mythbusters – Common Misconceptions
The Internet is such a vast, endless well of knowledge where all you need to do…
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WordPress 6.5 – Powerful APIs and New Features
The time has come again to take a look at another significant WordPress release: 6.5! Right…
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Rediscovering the Forgotten CSS Tricks of Cohost.org
Here is a rewritten version of the article, preserving the key information and tone while improving…
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WooCommerce 9.0 – Major Step Forward
The wait is over! WooCommerce 9.0 is out! It is always exciting when a new major…
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Quick Reminder: :is() and :where() Are Nearly Identical—With One Important Difference
Here’s a rewritten version of the article with a clearer and more concise tone: — There’s…
