In this article we will discover the rules for the Perfect Footer, that can adapt for all eventualities, a css trick for all. When you have a short content (that not fill the viewport) it stay at bottom of the page, leaving space between it and short content. When you […]
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Equalize boxes height with only CSS
Let’s equalize some boxes height with CSS.Sometimes it can be useful to get CSS results even if you don’t have any style libraries available. A case that has happened to me at times is the need to level the boxes in height, making them the same. This without being able […]
How to structure SASS/SCSS styles
Today we see how to structure our projects based on sass/scss styles. From what I have noticed over time, not many know this evolution of the css that I now consider indispensable on some project dealing with design and Front-end.An important thing to consider when talking about projects of this […]
CSS Loading Backgrounds for Engaging User Experiences
A website’s first impression matters. While content and functionality are crucial, visual appeal plays a significant role in captivating users and keeping them engaged. In this article, we dive into the realm of CSS loading backgrounds, providing techniques and code examples to create visually stunning and informative transitions as your […]
CSS Gradients: Photoshop-like Transparency and others
CSS gradients offer a powerful way to create a Photoshop-like transparency background, replicating transparency effects and even surpassing Photoshop’s limitations. Get ready to dive into the vibrant world of CSS gradients and explore: Basic example A basic trick can be to show grey and white boxes. Transparency Tricks: Fading Away […]