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⌨️ When you have applied border radius for two nested items, it may be tempting to apply the same value, but it is not the most visually pleasing one!
👉 Instead use this formula to compute the :
👉 Instead use this formula to compute the :
outer radius = inner radius + padding
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🔰 Level: Intermediate
⏰ Duration: 2h 13m
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🔰 Level: Intermediate
⏰ Duration: 2h 13m
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⌨️ HTML Lists Knick Knacks
Here is a list of fun things you can do with lists in HTML 😁
Here is a list of fun things you can do with lists in HTML 😁
🖥 Git: Merging vs Rebasing
In git, when there are some changes in a parent branch from which you forked, there are two strategies to incorporate them into your working branch:
✨ Merging:
As the name suggests, 'merges' the parent branch into your branch. The advantage is that handling conflicts (if any) is easier, since you only need to resolve them for the merge commit once. However, this may make the git history a bit harder to follow
✨ Rebasing:
Takes all the commits you made in your branch, and applies them on top of the head of the parent branch. As if repositioning the base of the branch.
This helps to create a linear and easy to follow git history, but conflict resolution may be tedious and you need to force push the branch to the origin.
In git, when there are some changes in a parent branch from which you forked, there are two strategies to incorporate them into your working branch:
✨ Merging:
As the name suggests, 'merges' the parent branch into your branch. The advantage is that handling conflicts (if any) is easier, since you only need to resolve them for the merge commit once. However, this may make the git history a bit harder to follow
✨ Rebasing:
Takes all the commits you made in your branch, and applies them on top of the head of the parent branch. As if repositioning the base of the branch.
This helps to create a linear and easy to follow git history, but conflict resolution may be tedious and you need to force push the branch to the origin.
⌨️ CSS: Text with image background
Here is how you can fill a piece of text with a background image which is still accessible! And here is how it works:
👉 Create a background image which fits a rectangular image for the box containing the text
👉 Clip the background to be visible only where there is text, using the background clip properly
👉 Finally set a transparent foreground color for the text itself such that the background is visible
Here is how you can fill a piece of text with a background image which is still accessible! And here is how it works:
👉 Create a background image which fits a rectangular image for the box containing the text
👉 Clip the background to be visible only where there is text, using the background clip properly
👉 Finally set a transparent foreground color for the text itself such that the background is visible