Here’s a small project, based on VueJs and Vuecidity I’ve just accomplished you can use to generate, edit, preview, copy and get permanent link CSS gradients. Currently, it supports linear and radial gradients, but I am planning to add support for conic gradients, enabled by the excellent CSS conic gradients polyfill by Lea Verou.
A couple of weeks ago I was contacted by Webucator asking me if I’d be interested in the creation of a video tutorial with my Parallax Page Scroll Effect with Pure CSS3. No JavaScript. No Hassle blog post and experiment. Of course, I was much excited by the idea, especially when I was told that … Continue reading “Collaboration with Webucator”
Remembering: The glorious times of yore, when giant Java applets walked Devearth trampling down IE – the only browser known to Devkind. The unforgettable past, when JavaScript believers were shunned, mocked and decried as non-developers. The dark ages, when CSS sorcerers were called designers. The romance of the hardest decision to take – to depend … Continue reading “A Dev Epic”
Last week CSS turned 20, and suddenly I realized that I’ve been in a special relationship with it ever since 2001. Moreover, I am happy and proud I was among the first who realized its instant maturity and potential, and after so many years I am still in love with it. So, happy birthday CSS … Continue reading “Happy Birthday, CSS!”
It’s been more than a year since launched HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript Experiments to share my insight in front-end development and I never thought that it would become that popular in a relatively short period of time. As of September 2014 the website showcases than 60 demos also available for download and because of that … Continue reading “The HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript Experiments Website Has Just Received a Facelift”
Just before the weekend, here’s a pure CSS3 implementation of a rating star system with support for selection and hover, made-up by radio buttons, rtl, generated content, minimal markup and sibling selectors. Enjoy the weekend! Related Posts and Links Animated CSS3 CD Cases on a Shelf Animated 3D Chessboard With Pure CSS3. No Images. No … Continue reading “CSS3 Rating Stars with Hover and Selection”
Try Semtex – the new HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript UI framework! If you are looking for cool development and productivity tools, here are a few, created by me, and available as handy Chrome Chrome extensions: Builder.CSS Builder.CSS is a free tool for merging and minifying style sheets into a single file, using some of the … Continue reading “Development and Productivity Extensions for Google Chrome”
Try Semtex – the new HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript UI framework! I am pleased to announce that I’ve just finished my latest endeavour – HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript Experiments and Insight, and most of the code samples and demos from my blog have been moved there in and new and convenient code-listing and demo form. … Continue reading “HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript Experiments and Insight Website”
It’s been a while since I blogged about this 9 CSS hack for all versions of Internet Explorer. Personally I always try to avoid hacks, but recently I had to tweak some style sheet to use special styles for IE6-IE8 and for IE9, so I remembered of this hack. Here’s how I did it: [sourcecode … Continue reading “Applying Special CSS Rules for IE6-IE8 and IE9 Without Affecting Other Browsers”
The new version of Acid.JS has just been released with one update * – version 2.0 of GuestBook.XML – an AJAX instant feedback component. I am also happy to announce the new website of the libary as well, so make sure you update your links. Visit Acid.JS Download the library * A couple of outdated components have been … Continue reading “Acid.JS Component Library 3.7 is Out With 1 Update and New Website”