CSS { In Real Life }
Tips, tricks and tutorials on the web’s most beautiful language.
- By Michelle Barker
- Based in United Kingdom
- Roughly six posts per week
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Most recent posts
I’ve been writing and speaking about web sustainability quite a bit this past year. One thing I’ve done periodically for my talks is to test the data transfer size of various social media embeds — …
We made it! I tasked myself with writing 30 posts in 30 days for National Blog Posting Month, and somehow I just about managed it (well, including this post — yes, I cheated!). So, what …
A tiny tip today, but a good one: use the :empty pseudo-class to hide pesky empty elements (commonly found in user-generated content). p:empty { display: none;} This will hide paragraph elements that have no children, …