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Web development: CSS

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Tailwind CSS 4.2: All New Features and Improvements

Discover everything new in Tailwind CSS 4.2: new color palettes, logical properties, webpack plugin and more. The complete guide to mastering this update.

Link CSS to HTML: 3 Methods Explained Simply

Learn the 3 methods to link CSS to HTML: external stylesheet, internal style, and inline. Code examples, best practices, and common mistakes to avoid.

What's new in Tailwind CSS v4

Tailwind CSS 4 has just been announced. Numerous enhancements have been made to optimize the CSS framework. Let's take a look at what's new in Tailwind CSS v4.

How to use suspension points to hide the rest of a text with CSS

This article will enable you to add suspension points to hide text. This is particularly useful when you don't want to break the style of your pages with a long first name or a book-length description.

How to center with CSS?

Discover all the ways to center with CSS once and for all.

How can you use CSS variables to make everything more dynamic?

Perhaps you've already had that moment when you wanted to change the main colour of one of your projects? Or perhaps you've already experienced those moments when you go back to retrieve the colours of your site's theme? It's all very time-consuming and impractical. Thanks to CSS variables, this will be a thing of the past! Let's find out how.

All about the new :is() and :where() selectors in CSS

Let's take a look at the latest selectors offered by CSS: where and is! These selectors will allow us to reduce our code and select our elements more flexibly.

The out-of-range selector (for styling when a value is not correct)

Have you always wanted to dynamically check the values entered by your users in a form field without using JavaScript? Here's how to change the style of a field when a number entered by the user is invalid!

Create a menu that spans the entire page using CSS

From time to time we have to ask our visitors which page they want to go to, by displaying the main sections of our website. This menu is often not very pleasant to use, so let's find out together in this article how to make it much more modern, with beautiful animations that will make your passers-by want to visit your site!

Creating a modal window without using JavaScript

Have you often wanted to create a modal window (a window that opens inside your website) but don't know anything about JavaScript? Let's find out how!

Detecting the "swap" to close a menu with CSS

Think about your users when they visit your website on their mobile devices: allowing them to close your menu using the "swap" will make their experience on your site much easier, so you'll have a better user experience, which increases your chances of building loyalty. Let's find out how in this article!

Creating an animated list with CSS

Let's find out how to create an animated hover list!