How to Streamline Your CSS by Combining Duplicate Media Queries
Today, numerous frameworks like Bootstrap and Foundation help you build responsive websites quickly. They include a variety of website components, plu…
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How to Enable Box Sizing in Internet Explorer for Better Compatibility
Note: This post was first published on Apr 4, 2014. We have covered CSS3 Box Sizing in a previous article. Box Sizing, with the value of border-box, a…
How to Add CSS3 Border Radius Support in IE8 and Earlier Versions
CSS3 allows us to create rounded corners using the border-radius property. However, this feature is not supported in Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) and ear…
A Look Into: CSS4 Image Set
The emerging trend on HD screens for computer devices has changed the way we build websites, including how we add images. In the past, we can simply u…
Customizing Browser Scroll Bar With CSS / jQuery
Windows, OS X and Linux have their own style for the scroll bar as you can see in the following screenshot. This in return could lead to undesired res…
Adding CSS Vendor Prefix Automatically with Sublime Text
There are many CSS3 properties that are still experimental. An experimental CSS property uses vendor prefix, and as we already know, each browser has …
How to Auto-Compile LESS into CSS
We have discussed LESS CSS a few times in our previous posts. If you have been following our LESS post series, you should know that we have to compile…
Automatic Numbering with CSS Counter
We have covered a lot of cool CSS3 capabilities – from Color Gradients, Transtions, and Animation. Actually, there are also several properties in CS…
Boost Your HTML & CSS Workflow with Emmet
As web developers, we’re constantly searching for tools to enhance our workflow and productivity. This post is dedicated to web developers who frequ…
A Look Into: Cubic-bezier in CSS3 Transition
CSS3 Transition is a fantastic feature of CSS3, enabling us to add dynamic effects to CSS properties over time. For those who know the basics, it’s …