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14 Nov

Crafting a Gladiator-Inspired Drop Cap with CSS and JavaScript

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Step into Ancient Rome with a Modern TwistInspired by the grandeur of ancient Rome, this gladiator-themed drop cap design elevates the classic typographic style with bold animations, rich color gradients, and immersive textures. Perfect for storytelling and history-themed sites, this drop cap brings dramatic flair and visual depth to any content with a single bold letter. In this guide, we'll dive into the key components, animations, and interactive effects that make this design stand out, and how each element contributes to an engaging user experience. You can explore this example directly on CodePen, and see it come to life in…

30 Oct

A Simple, mostly CSS code editor

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In this article, I'm going to talk about how to make a very simple, browser based code editor using mostly CSS. I originally built this when I needed to let users edit JSON in a CMS that I was building. If you just want to jump to the code and the working example, here you go. The code can be found here and the working example here Contenteditable sucks... So if you were ever pondered building your own code editor, you have probably looked at contenteditable. While contenteditable is great for many situations, there is one huge problem in regards…

30 Sep

Units for Values in CSS

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Values are regularly used in CSS. The are specified sometimes in absolute units and in other times in relative units. CSS provides values for length, angle, frequency and within each CSS supports conversion between the different units of measurement. An understanding of the various units or measurement that CSS supports to allow web developers and designers to work within their comfortable thought space. Below is a list of units supported in CSS. Absolute Units Length cm, mm, Q, in, pt, pc, px Unit Name Equivalent to cm Centimeters 1cm = 37.8px = 1/2.54 of 1in mm Millimeters 1mm = 1/10…

25 Sep

Custom Text Font Usage in Nuxt.js with Tailwind CSS

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Custom Text Font Usage in Nuxt.js with Tailwind CSS By integrating custom fonts into your Nuxt.js project, you can make your web application truly stand out. Tailwind CSS, known for its utility-first framework, simplifies this process, making it both efficient and effective. This article will take you through the steps to effortlessly incorporate custom fonts into your Nuxt.js project using Tailwind CSS. Assuming you’ve already set up Tailwind CSS in your project, the next step is integrating custom fonts to elevate your design. Custom fonts can transform the look and feel of your Nuxt.js application, adding a unique touch that…

22 Sep

Combining Flexbox and Grid for a Personal Website Landing Page

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In the previous article, we discussed how CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid simplify responsive design by making layouts adaptable to different screen sizes. Now, let’s take things a step further and see how we can combine both Flexbox and Grid to create a personal website landing page. This landing page will include: A header with navigation links. A main section with a profile photo, a short description, and social media links. A footer for copyright information. We'll use CSS Grid to manage the overall structure and Flexbox to align the content inside specific sections. By combining both, we can create…

17 Sep

Dive into the Monty Hall Problem Project: Simulate and Understand Probability Concepts

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Welcome to the captivating world of the Monty Hall Problem Simulation project! This hands-on learning experience will guide you through the creation of a web-based simulation that demonstrates the intriguing probability puzzle based on a popular game show scenario. Unravel the Mystery of the Monty Hall Problem The Monty Hall problem is a renowned probability conundrum that has puzzled and fascinated people for decades. By participating in this project, you'll have the opportunity to not only implement the simulation but also gain a deeper understanding of the underlying probability concepts that drive this enigmatic puzzle. Explore the Project's Objectives In…

15 Sep

Glam Up My Markup: Space

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This is a submission for Frontend Challenge v24.09.04, Glam Up My Markup: Space What I Built I created an interactive Solar System webpage using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The goal was to enhance a basic template, making it visually appealing, responsive, and easy to use. I focused on adding engaging features while keeping it educational and accessible, in line with the challenge criteria. Demo You can view the project GitHub link here Deployment You can view the project deployment link here Journey I began by crafting a visually appealing layout and then added interactive features using JavaScript. This included dynamically…

15 Sep

Frontend Challenge v24.09.04-Space Edition

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This is a submission for Frontend Challenge v24.09.04, Glam Up My Markup: Space What I Built I have built the solar system using three js and it's my first time using the tool. My idea was to represent those bits pieces of space on a 3D plane. Demo GitHub code linkDeployed link Journey I always wanted to do something one day with three js. I have heard about this a lot from YouTubers and other forums. Never really got a chance to build something so tried the challenge using the same. I wish to elaborate this to make a portfolio…

04 Sep

CSS Transitions and Animations

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Lecture 7: CSS Transitions and Animations In this lecture, we’ll explore how to bring your web pages to life using CSS transitions and animations. These techniques allow you to create smooth, engaging effects that enhance user experience without requiring JavaScript. Introduction to CSS Transitions CSS transitions enable you to smoothly change property values over a specified duration. They are ideal for creating hover effects, button animations, and other interactive elements. 1. Basic Syntax To create a transition, you need to specify the CSS property to transition, the duration, and optional easing functions. .button { background-color: #4CAF50; transition: background-color 0.3s ease;…

01 Sep

Grid Layout: The Ultimate Guide for Beginners

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Welcome back to your CSS adventure! Today, we're diving into one of the most powerful tools in your web design arsenal: CSS Grid Layout. Think of it as the Swiss Army knife of layout techniques - versatile, precise, and capable of transforming your web pages into beautifully organized masterpieces. Ready to grid and bear it? Let's go! What is CSS Grid Layout? Imagine you're playing a game of Tetris, but instead of stacking random blocks, you get to decide where everything goes. That's basically what CSS Grid does! It allows you to create complex, grid-based layouts that are both flexible…