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  1. The Fifty-Fifty Split and Overflow

    Ryan Mulligan demonstrates not just some elegant layout work but also, a very tidy method of dealing with overflow content.

  2. CSS :has() Interactive Guide

    Ahmad Shadeed has done it again with a stunning interactive guide that

  3. Speedier tunes

    Jeremy Keith showcases a proper real-world performance improvement using content-visibility.

  4. Tailwind vs. Semantic CSS

    A really interesting study by Tero Piirainen, comparing a build of the exact same page using Tailwind vs semantic CSS.

  5. Removing list styles without affecting semantics

    Manuel Matuzović solves an age-old problem with dealing with list styles when you don’t want them and I riff about my reset.

  6. Smashing hour - April 30th 2024

    Join Vitaly Friedman and myself as we talk about design, CSS and all sorts in April.

  7. CSS Scroll-triggered Animations with Style Queries

    I stumbled across Ryan Mulligan’s excellent article on scroll-triggered animations which helps them make more sense to me.

  8. Some use cases for revert-layer

    A damn useful run-down of revert-layer — a more useful CSS revert tool — by Mayank

  9. The legendary Codrops are on Patreon

    One of the best publications in the biz are feeling the pinch of rising costs and fewer sponsors, so they’ve set up a Patreon that I hope you will support.

  10. Offloading JavaScript With Custom Properties

    Heydon Pickering perfectly illustrates why it’s important to understand both CSS and JavaScript well.