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Using ‘@font-face’: Embedding Custom Fonts in Your Web Design.

@font-face: Embedding Custom Fonts in Your Web Design - A Lecture (With Sass and Sass!) (Professor Quirke, PhD, adjusts his spectacles, which promptly slide down his nose. He pushes them…

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Hyphenation: Using the ‘hyphens’ Property for Automatic Text Hyphenation.

Hyphenation: Using the hyphens Property for Automatic Text Hyphenation - A Lecture for the Verbally Gifted (and Slightly Sleepy) (Image: A cartoon character with a giant, overflowing text bubble above…

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Line Breaking Rules: Using ‘line-break’ to Control Line Breaks in Text.

Line Breaking Rules: Using 'line-break' to Control Line Breaks in Text (Lecture Theatre Doors Burst Open with a Gust of Wind, Scattering Papers. A Dishevelled Professor, DR. LINEUS BREAKINGTON, Stumbles…

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Controlling Breaks: Using ‘break-before’, ‘break-after’, and ‘break-inside’ to Control Page, Column, and Region Breaks.

Controlling Breaks: Using 'break-before', 'break-after', and 'break-inside' to Control Page, Column, and Region Breaks. (A Lecture You Won't Snooze Through!) Alright, class! Settle down, settle down! Grab your metaphorical notebooks…

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Multi-column Layouts: Using the ‘columns’ Shorthand or ‘column-count’ and ‘column-width’ Properties.

Multi-Column Layouts: Taming the Textual Beast with CSS Columns! 🦁 Alright, class, settle down! Today, we're diving into the wonderful world of multi-column layouts in CSS. Forget those ancient, table-based…

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Blend Modes: Using ‘mix-blend-mode’ and ‘background-blend-mode’ to Control How Elements or Backgrounds Blend.

Blend Modes: Unleashing the Alchemist Within with mix-blend-mode and background-blend-mode Welcome, fellow digital artisans and CSS wizards! Prepare yourselves for a journey into the mystical realm of blend modes, where…

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The ‘mask-image’ Property: Using an Image as a Mask to Partially Hide or Reveal an Element.

The 'mask-image' Property: Using an Image as a Mask to Partially Hide or Reveal an Element 🎭 Professor Quirkywhiskers' School of CSS Shenanigans, Lecture Hall 3B (Professor Quirkywhiskers, a flamboyant…

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CSS Counters: Using ‘counter-reset’ and ‘counter-increment’ to Create Numbered Lists or Other Counters.

CSS Counters: Unleash the Power of Numbered Lists (and Beyond!) with counter-reset and counter-increment 🧙‍♂️✨ Alright, class, settle down, settle down! Today, we’re diving headfirst into the wonderfully wacky world…

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Using ’em’ for Relative Sizing: Basing Sizes on the Font Size of the Parent Element.

Using 'em' for Relative Sizing: Basing Sizes on the Font Size of the Parent Element (A Lecture on the Joys and Tribulations of em-based Sizing in CSS) Alright, class! Settle…

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Using ‘rem’ for Scalable Typography: Basing Font Sizes on the Root Element’s Font Size.

Using 'rem' for Scalable Typography: Basing Font Sizes on the Root Element's Font Size (A Lecture on the Power of Root-Relative Typography) Alright class, settle down, settle down! Today we're…

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