Archive of: css
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        CSS Calc Function PracticeJune 12 2020 Practiced using the calc() function in CSS. I don't have a strong understanding of the best ways to use it at the moment, but I know a lot of the developers and designers I follow put it to good use. There's always more to do and more things to improve.
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        Positioning and Video PracticeJune 11 2020 Today's practice was interesting. I got my first arcade cabinet in Animal Crossing New Horizons today and I thought to myself, how difficult would it be to place a video on the screen of the arcade cabinet? Turns out it was a little tricky and I'm not sure if I can distort it with just CSS to simulate the type of screen that you might see on a real arcade cabinet. It served as a good refresher on the video element and will probably only work properly if your browser supports autoplay on videos. It doesn't work on iOS Safari.
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        More 3D transforms practiceJune 10 2020 After having some fun with the 3d transforms I did yesterday, I thought I'd try animating a button in 3d. It took a bit of time to get a decent result that I am okay with, but I want to figure out how to get the crispest image. I have much to learn and I look forward to it.
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        Backface-visibility and 3D transforms practiceJune 9 2020 I've never used the backface-visibility property before and I've rarely done any 3d transformations as well. Today's a good day to give them a try.
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        Aspect-ratio PracticeJune 8 2020 After listening to Jen Simmons talk to Chris Coyier and Dave Rupert about aspect-ration on ShopTalk Show episode 415, I really wanted to give it a try. It sounds great, but I sadly discovered it's mainly supported in Chrome Canary at the moment. Firefox, Chrome, and Edge currently have internal mapping of width and height.
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        Pseudo-element PracticeJune 7 2020 Today I practiced working with the ::after, ::before, and ::first-line pseudo-elements. Gotta tackle something different everyday to help keep things fresh in my gradually degrading memory.
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        Transition PracticeJune 6 2020 Today I'm doing some practice with transitions and link styles. Making these posts on my phone is a little tricky, but I'm glad I get the opportunity to make use of more apps.
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        Checked Pseudo-Class PracticeJune 5 2020 I don't quite think this is the best solution to hide and display things, but it's good practice for me at the moment. I need to try using this within a form too.
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        Attribute Value Selector PracticeJune 4 2020 It's been quite some time since I've used an exact attribute value selector or simple attribute selector in my CSS. I first ran across one when reviewing one of Eric Meyer's CSS resets. If I remember correctly, he made use of them to bring attention to imgs with empty alt properties.
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        Target Pseudo-Class PracticeJune 3 2020 I wanted to work some more with the :target pseudo class. I also wanted to create something with a positive message. I'm not sure how to word this well, but the situation in the US makes me really sad and upset. I want to find some ways to help. So I made this, and I'm going to do more.