How to Use CSS’s Resize Property

The resize property is actually a really cool, very underrated CSS property that you can use to allow the user to resize any HTML element.

You might already know that by default, textarea boxes are resizable by the user. The three […]

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CSS Basics: How to Make Shapes, Part II

(if you haven’t already, make sure that you read Part I first!)

We’ve already covered how to create some basic shapes using CSS (circle, square, triangle, etc), but now it’s time to make shapes that are just a little more complex.

Let’s […]

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Trendy Free Fonts for 2017

It’s 2017 and if your site still uses Open Sans, you might be behind the times. For some projects, trendy design isn’t super important. But if you want your brand to reflect that you’re on top of latest trends, it’s […]

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CSS Basics: How to Make Shapes, Part I

In CSS, it’s relatively easy and fairly common to use div elements to create different recognizable shapes. All it takes is one div element, a little (sometimes a lot, depending on the desired shape) CSS, and usually a basic understanding […]

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CSS Tools: CSSMatic Generators

CSSMatic is a generator tool that you can use to create CSS code for gradients, borders, box-shadow, and noise texture…so basically, all the CSS rules that have annoyingly complicated syntaxes that can be hard to remember and even harder to […]

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