Paul Irish goes on a walk through of some awesome Google Chrome DevTools features. Some of the great features to learn about:
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Edit and save files right in the browser with workspaces. You can view changes live and persist changes ma...
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Develop right in Chrome DevTools ... with Sass too! (Google I/O 2013)
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Building a simple banner heading effect using HTML and CSS
Add a bit of style to headings or other information with a pure HTML and CSS banner effect.
First Steps
Let's look at how to create the effect used in this box. First we need some sample HTML to use in our examples:
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Building a banner heading effect using HTML and CSS: Part 2
We take a look at how to add a bit of extra flourish to a pure HTML and CSS banner. We’re going to add a tail to an existing banner. You’ll need to use the code for the effect already created in part 1.
A forked tail
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CSS :nth-child selector with a grid
The :nth-child CSS selector (or pseudo-class) has a number of uses. We’ve looked at
some basic CSS :nth-child selector techniques before.
Now, we’re going to look at some examples with grids, using some of the same selector
patterns and some different ones.
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Multi-column lists losing their bullets
If you’re trying the CSS columns property, or its various browser prefixed variants, you may notice your bullet points disappearing. This can happen on Chrome and to a lesser extent on Opera.
The Problem
Take the following HTML for a list:
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CSS :nth-child selector
The :nth-child CSS selector (or pseudo-class) can be pretty useful, for example to
select odd and even rows in a table.
We apply a variety of styles to show some different effects.
Setting Up
The examples that follow use this HTML snippet:
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CSS: top, right, bottom, left
Do you ever forget what order sizes should go in CSS? The answer is top, right, bottom, left.
This applies to styles like border, margin and padding. It is possible to use border-top,
border-right, border-bottom, border-left and so on...
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Rotating things with CSS3 (and javascript) - part 2
The CSS transform: rotate() property lets us rotate elements on the page. By putting this together with some jQuery-based javascript, we can click and rotate elements in place.
For the basics of CSS3 transform: rotate, see
part 1.
Examples
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A CSS slide up splash screen
You can highlight important content and add an aspect of fluidity to a page by creating a slide up effect over your splash content with CSS.
First we need some sample HTML.
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Rotating things with CSS3
Have you ever wondered how to make things a little askew as G...
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