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Note: Due to publishing limitations, the groups of colors in this post are inserted as images. For the original version with embedded HTML and clickable names, see the original post https://austingil.com/css-named-colors/ Did you know that CSS has Na...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVuVa9I-B04 There’s been a lot of hype lately around the CSS :has() pseudo-class. And rightly so! It’s basically the “parent selector” we’ve been asking for for years. Today I want to focus on ways we can use :has() ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RDY0KA8YeA CSS has a lot of different units that you can choose from. In many cases, there is one unit that’s clearly better than any others. However, one question that seems to come up throughout my career is wheth...
If you’ve done any work with Vue.js and SASS (or SCSS from here on), you may have run into this a very common issue. You have SCSS variables in one file that you want to make available to your Vue components. The good news is that the Vue CLI makes i...
As you build out forms for the web, getting the semantics, accessibility, and styling right is a lot of work. If you can get all those right, you’re doing quite well for yourself. However, there are still some thing we can do to make life better for ...
I’ve written a couple of articles now on how to write HTML forms for the modern web. The previous articles focused on semantics and accessibility, which are the foundation for any good form. If you’re interested in the overview of the entire series, ...
