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🔰 🔰 Sequence of triggers in HTML and JavaScript!!

This behavior is known as event bubbling in JavaScript. When an event is triggered on an element, the event starts from the target element and then "bubbles up" to its parent elements, triggering their event handlers as well.

🔰 Drop Cap In CSS

Drop cap is a typography technique where the first letter of a new chapter is dropped to occupy multiple lines. You may be familiar with this through books!

🔥 In CSS, this can be achieved through the initial-letter property, with a value indicating the number of lines to drop the character to This property works only inside the ::first-letter pseudo element (and some other exceptions) This also supports a multi value syntax of the format initial-letter: 3 2; where 2 indicated to have the baseline at line 2 (leave a gap of one line) ⚠️ This is not widely supported and required a vendor prefix to work in all browsers

💻 Security concerns when using target _blank!!

When using target="_blank" in links, it's important to ensure security by preventing malicious sites from manipulating the original page.

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🔅 Learning Regular Expressions 🌐 Author: Kevin Skoglund 🔰 Level: Advanced ⏰ Duration: 3h 18m

🌀 Learn to use regular expressions to define complex text patterns that can be used for powerful search and replace techniques.

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🔰 display: contents in CSS

These are ways to hide elements in different ways, affecting visibility, layout, or accessibility.

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💻 Using box shadow in a way you might not have expected

Box shadows in CSS can be layered. You can apply multiple box shadows for the same element. This is generally used for a rich and realistic box shadow, but what's stopping us hacking this 🤭

▪️ Here we create a box shadow with 0 blur and some offset to create a duplicate layer ▪️ Then we create a similar layer but a pixel more of spread, to create a pseudo border ▪️ Finally another actual box shadow layer

🔰 Reasonable Colors: An Open-Source Color System for Building Beautiful, Accessible Color Palettes

Just drop in the base stylesheet, then use the provided CSS variables that provide built-in “shades” for each color.

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🔰🔰 Custom Range Slider Using Anchor Positioning & Scroll-Driven Animations

It’s still a touch early to truly adopt these two features (only Chrome and Edge have full support today), but it can’t hurt to explore both Anchor positioning and scroll-driven animations to get an overview of just what could be done in the near future – it's a nifty effect!

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🔰 HTML Shortcuts You Must Know

🔰 focus vs focus-visible in CSS

:focus: is useful for consistently highlighting elements like buttons and input fields when interacted with by mouse or keyboard to show they are active. :focus-visible: is ideal for enhancing accessibility by only showing focus styles during keyboard navigation, keeping the interface clean for mouse users.