A round-up of my favorite CSS tips and tricks for designers and developers.
When a simple centered logo breaks your Wix Studio Mega Menu, "standard" CSS rules don't always apply. After battling rewritten IDs, unreachable JavaScript hooks, and AI-driven hallucinations, I found a stable CSS solution. Here is the deep dive into why Wix Studio's React-based rendering breaks traditional positioning and how to fix it using pointer-events and custom classes
Ever felt like the Chrome Inspector was gaslighting you? You right-click a dropdown, and it vanishes. You "Force Hover," and nothing happens. Here is the 1-line script that freezes time and finally lets you inspect those tricky JavaScript elements.
Learn how to reliably style text, dividers, and SVGs in Wix Studio using section-level classes, stable selectors, and theme color variables—without relying on Wix’s auto-generated code.
Learn how to make diagonal shapes in CSS Code and Adobe products, including demonstrations for Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop.
We've all been there. We're on a blog, trying to read an article or make a recipe and we're bombarded with Google Ads that are hardly separated from the content. Yikes! Here's how to fix that.
If you're looking to reduce the height of your Code block, the best way to do this is using Custom CSS. Here's the code you need and how to video.
If you've ever run into the issue that the wrapping an image isn't the same height or width as the image it's wrapping, you can often fix this discrepancy with simple CSS. Here's how.
Did you know that CSS allows you to consistently find and style all the links that end in a certain extension on your website or webpage? Cool, right? CSS can search for exact URL matches and query whether a term is contained in a URL.
Whether you're learning or teaching CSS or Javascript, there are many fun, free, browser-based games to practice and perfect your skills.
Have you ever noticed in your browser window that there's an unintended horizontal scroll bar, or maybe on your iPhone, that there's an unexpected horizontal dark line that shows up when you touch the screen? Well, that means your content is wider than the viewport, and there are easy ways to fix this.