⌨️ Mastering JavaScript Arrays: From Basics To Best Practices
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Tailwind CSS v4 brings a cleaner approach to arbitrary values, no more escaping calc() or var()!
Native CSS functions are now first-class citizens, making your styles faster, smarter, and more compatible. Let’s explore how to migrate and modernize your utilities.
Native CSS functions are now first-class citizens, making your styles faster, smarter, and more compatible. Let’s explore how to migrate and modernize your utilities.
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🔰 Modern RGB Syntax
🔙 A new syntax for defining colors in RGB was introduced a while back in #css
This addresses some issues with the existing rgb() function and makes it more user friendly
👉 Using space instead of comma to be in line with other CSS functions
👉 No separate rgb() and rgba() functions, you can now definite both using single rgb() functions
👉 Improves readability when using transparency (alpha), which is now separated using /
👉 You can use percentage values!
🔙 A new syntax for defining colors in RGB was introduced a while back in #css
This addresses some issues with the existing rgb() function and makes it more user friendly
👉 Using space instead of comma to be in line with other CSS functions
👉 No separate rgb() and rgba() functions, you can now definite both using single rgb() functions
👉 Improves readability when using transparency (alpha), which is now separated using /
👉 You can use percentage values!
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⌨️ CSS: Customize List Markers
If you are looking to spice up 🌶 your lists in css , then the ::marker pseudo element is the perfect friend.
This element supports a selective few properties that you can override, such as the content itself (as seen in this example) or text and color properties, like font family, size etc ...
This is applicable to both unordered and ordered lists!
If you are looking to spice up 🌶 your lists in css , then the ::marker pseudo element is the perfect friend.
This element supports a selective few properties that you can override, such as the content itself (as seen in this example) or text and color properties, like font family, size etc ...
This is applicable to both unordered and ordered lists!