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🖐 8 Super useful HTML tips & tricks that every Developer should know about
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⌨️ A simple hack to add gradient fill to text in CSS
Most UI design tools have a straight forward option to add a gradient as fill for text. But this isn't the case for us, frontend developers.
However, this simple set of three properties allows to add any image or gradient as a fill for text.
✨ The text is still fully accessible and selectable.
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⌨️ Flexbox auto-margin
For aligning items of a flexbox along the cross axis, we have the align-self property. Have you wondered why we don't have an equivalent justify-self for flexbox? 🤔
It is because justifying an individual item doesn't make that much sense. What happened to the neighboring elements, let's say, if you apply justify-self: end to an element?
👉 Instead CSS allows you to define the value 'auto' for margin to create this desired effect.
When you define margin: auto, it means, create a margin that is as large as the available free space.
This helps us to kind of push the element away from all the other elements in the flexbox!
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⌨️ Anchor Positioning in CSS!!
The CSS Anchor Positioning API is still under development and considered experimental. Browser support is limited, but there's a polyfill available for wider implementation.
⌨️ OKLCH in CSS!!
OKLCH offers more predictable lightness and smoother gradients compared to HSL and RGB.
⌨️ Anatomy of CSS
You might be using CSS for a long time, but did you know what each part of it is called? Here is a breakdown! ✨
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✨ Some modern CSS features you should check out right now if you haven't already! ✨
Here are four of my favorite recently added features in CSS, introduced during the past year and slowly getting stable across all browsers.
