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Styling with CSS Modules and TypeScript.
Styling with CSS Modules and TypeScript: A Lecture from the Style Oracle 🧙♂️✨ Welcome, intrepid web developers, to my hallowed hall of stylesheets! I am your guide, the Oracle of…
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The ‘list-style’ Property: Styling the Markers of List Items (bullets, numbers, etc.).
The 'list-style' Property: Styling the Markers of List Items (bullets, numbers, etc.) - A Lecture That Won't Put You to Sleep (Hopefully) Alright everyone, settle down, settle down! Welcome, welcome!…
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Styling Fonts with Typography Properties: Controlling Font Family, Size, Weight, and Style.
Styling Fonts with Typography Properties: Controlling Font Family, Size, Weight, and Style (A Typography Tango!) Alright, buckle up, design aficionados and code conjurers! Today, we're diving headfirst into the wonderfully…
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Styling the First Line: Using ‘::first-line’ to Apply Styles to the First Line of a Text Block.
Styling the First Line: Using '::first-line' to Apply Styles to the First Line of a Text Block (A Lecture on CSS Selectors, with a Sprinkle of Sass) Alright, settle down…
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Styling the First Letter: Using ‘::first-letter’ to Apply Styles to the Initial Letter of a Text Block.
Styling the First Letter: Using '::first-letter' to Apply Styles to the Initial Letter of a Text Block (A Lecture) Alright class, settle down! No whispering in the back! Today, we’re…
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Understanding CSS Pseudo-Elements: Styling Specific Parts of an Element (like ‘::before’, ‘::after’) or the First Letter/Line.
CSS Pseudo-Elements: Unleash Your Inner Stylist – A Hilariously Practical Guide (Lecture Hall Buzzes with Anticipation. Professor Pixel, clad in a slightly-too-loud CSS-themed Hawaiian shirt, strides confidently to the podium.)…
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Styling the Only Child: Using ‘:only-child’ to Apply Styles Only if an Element is the Single Child of its Parent.
Styling the Only Child: Using :only-child to Apply Styles Only if an Element is the Single Child of its Parent (A Lecture in CSS Eccentricity and Single-Child Syndrome Styling) Welcome,…
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The ‘:nth-child(n)’ Pseudo-Class: Styling Elements Based on Their Position in a Series of Siblings Using Formulas.
The nth-child(n) Pseudo-Class: Styling Elements Based on Their Position in a Series of Siblings Using Formulas (Or, How to Wrangle Your HTML Children) Alright, gather 'round, class! Today, we're diving…
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Styling Active Elements: Using the ‘:active’ Pseudo-Class to Apply Styles While an Element is Being Clicked or Activated.
Styling Active Elements: Taming the Click with the :active Pseudo-Class (A CSS Comedy Show!) (Applause! Upbeat intro music fades) Alright, alright, settle down, folks! Welcome, welcome, to another episode of…
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Styling with Class Selectors: Applying Reusable Styles to Elements Marked with a Specific Class Attribute (e.g., ‘.button’, ‘.card’).
Styling with Class Selectors: Taming the CSS Beast with Reusable Style Snippets (Lecture Hall doors creak open. A slightly dishevelled but enthusiastic CSS Wizard, complete with oversized glasses and a…