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CSS-Tricks returns with a dense roundup of pure-CSS refraction effects, scroll-state container queries, anchor-positioned grid animations, and rapid browser releases that push alpha(), progress(), and customizable selects to Baseline. CSS-Tricks is back with a stacked roundup, and the newsletter returns Nov. 10. These roundups move to the inbox every two weeks. Subscribe if you want … Read more
Starting your journey in web development can feel like learning a new language—except, instead of having conversations, you are creating websites. If you’ve been thinking of building beautiful websites, all you need is a bit of HTML and CSS. And, of course, the right instructions to guide you along the way. Here are some YouTube … Read more
A website user interface (UI) used to take hours of writing HTML, CSS, and component code by hand. Now you can describe a page in plain words and let an AI coding tool write the first version. But the result depends on your prompt. A short, vague prompt gives you a generic page with random … Read more
How to Build a No-Flash CSS Dark Mode Toggle Declare color-scheme: light dark on :root and add a <meta name=”color-scheme”> tag in <head>. Define design tokens as CSS custom properties using light-dark() for each color value. Wrap light-dark() tokens in an @supports block and provide a prefers-color-scheme media-query fallback outside it. Add a blocking inline … Read more
While most sites are with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and generated with a CMS like WordPress or EmDash, Sindre Sorhus decided to . Swift is a strange choice because it’s , like iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS. But Swift can do a lot, including with web frameworks like Vapor and Hummingbird. Sorhus figured it out … Read more
A three-card layout looks great at tablet width—until someone opens the same page on a 1440 px ultrawide monitor, and the cards stretch wall to wall with zero visible spacing. The root cause lies in how the Flexbox algorithm prioritizes flex-grow over justify-content. Table of Contents The Wide-Screen Spacing Mystery A three-card layout looks great … Read more
Exit animations on React dialogs are a commonly reported source of confusion in frontend development. The core issue is deceptively simple: React’s conditional rendering model removes DOM nodes synchronously, which means CSS transitions and JavaScript animations targeting the exit state never get a chance to run. This guide evaluates five distinct approaches to solving the … Read more
Published: Monday, 5 October 2026 at 15:04 UTC Updated: Tuesday, 6 October 2026 at 08:33 UTC I’m delighted to introduce , my fellow swigger who I’ve collaborated with in the past with tools like . He showed me that it’s possible to exfiltrate larger tokens than demonstrated in my original “” post. Rather than bruteforcing … Read more