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In the previous article, we learned that we could animate a CSS path, which led me to discover something even more mind-blowing! We can modify the CSS path! (only supported in Chromium browsers). Let's check this out and see how it works. Modifying S...
A while ago, I found this super cool effect that animated an SVG path as it was drawn on the canvas. It turns out it's pretty easy to create this with CSS, so let's see how it's done. Animating an SVG path with CSS The first part was to create an SVG...
We previously looked at using data attributes in JavaScript. These data attributes are a fantastic way to store little bits of information on an element without using custom attributes. However, we can also use them to style some aspects with specifi...
A while ago, we looked at custom numbered list styling, but we can use the concept of CSS counters to turn any element into a counter. So what exactly are these CSS counters? We can look at them as variables maintained by CSS. CSS rules can increase ...
For this article, I want to explore HSL colors, which I never really used before but want to explore. HSL stands for hue, saturation, and lightness, where the following values can be used. hue: is 360 degrees on the color wheel, so it goes from 0 to...
The other day I started exploring 3D in CSS and began with a dice. The dice is excellent in 3D. However, it has no perspective, so it's still 2D in 3D. Let's fix that and bring some perspective to 3D. If we stop the rotation on the dice and look at i...
