CSS Meditation #1: If the code works as expected and it fits your mental model, then it’s perfect.…
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CSS Meditation #2: Who gives a flying frick what constitutes a “programming” language.…
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The main idea of CSS Container Queries is to register an element as a “container” and apply styles to other elements when the container element meets certain conditions.
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A comprehensive guide covering nine types of lengths that CSS uses to size elements in terms of dimensions, space, time, and even sound.
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