CSS is what styles the web. It gives pages their layout, colours, and fonts. If you’ve never heard of CSS before you might like our simple explanation of CSS.
Over the years we’ve found that we can add a few lines of CSS to replace entire JavaScript packages.
Firefox Printing Issue for Grid CSS
If your body using a layout of grid is causing issues when printing, here is a fix
Making your Trix toolbar sticky
Editing long sections of text can be cumbersome with the Trix editor. Let's make it better
FrontEnders - Web Performance
Sharing some of my thoughts on a FrontEnders meetup on the topic of Web Performance
Adding Semantic UI to Phoenix 1.3
A short post on what you need to do to add Semantic UI to a Phoenix 1.3 application
Orphans and Widows in CSS
What are orphans and widows in CSS, and how can we use them the best?
Complete list of custom icon properties for Bootstrap 3 Datepicker
Complete list of custom icon properties for Bootstrap 3 Datepicker
CSS - Cascading Style Sheets - Understanding CSS
CSS described in really simple terms. This article assumes no prior knowledge and by the end of it you should understand what CSS means
Added some non-js social share buttons
An update on a previous blog post I had written on non-JS social share buttons
CSS Vendor Prefixes - A potential use case
A nice fix that I found that I thought you'd like to know about
Clients we’ve helped with CSS
- Barnardo's
- Lisson Gallery
- Enterprise Northern Ireland
- Forward Leading
- BPR Architects
- Lead Manager
- Bonzai Event Ticketing
- Heron Joinery
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