CSS Articles
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arun talks about html5, fonts and india
Recently Arun Ranganathan, one of the members of the Mozilla Evangelism team, created a video for MozCamp Mumbai. It’s about 20 minutes long and he covers a huge number of topics: the new @font-face CSS property and how it affects the ability for people to receive properly localized content, the differences between the various standards […]
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Time for a review of Firefox 92
Release time comes around so quickly! This month we have quite a few CSS updates, along with the new Object.hasOwn() static method for JavaScript.
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Make your web layouts bust out of the rectangle with the Firefox Shape Path Editor
CSS Shapes lets your web designs break out of the rectangular grid. Using a new CSS standard, text can flow, images can be rounded, even just a few non parallel lines can make your site stand out and make your brand distinctive. With the Shape Path Editor in Firefox 62 you can visually edit the shape directly from the CSS inspector, using Firefox Developer Tools to select the element whose shape you want to modify.
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An Introduction to CSS Grid Layout: Part 2
In Part 2 of this 2-part introduction Dan Brown walks you through three different methods for creating the same layout and points you to the Firefox DevTools Playground to continue learning and exploring.
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Powerful New Additions to the CSS Grid Inspector in Firefox Nightly
CSS Grid is revolutionizing web design. It’s a flexible, simple design standard that can be used across all browsers and devices. That's why we built CSS Grid Inspector. We’ve been working hard on the Firefox Developer Tools Layout panel, adding powerful new features to the Grid Inspector and Box Model. The latest enhancements are now available in Firefox Nightly.
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Understanding the CSS box model for inline elements
In a web page, every element is rendered as a rectangular box. The box model describes how the element’s content, padding, border, and margin determine the space occupied by the element and its relation to other elements in the page. Depending on the element’s display property, its box may be one of two types: a […]
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The Web We Lost, Heroku Automates Automation, Why moving elements with translate() is better – Hacks Weekly
The Web We Lost, Heroku Automates Automation, Why moving elements with translate() is better and more this week from Mozilla’s Developer Engagement team!
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Hacks Weekly – Responsive Design planning, flexbox explorer, Hugepic.io and more
This week, Mozilla’s Developer Engagement team wants you to read about Responsive Design planning, an explorer for testing flexbox, Hugepic.io to show large images and much more!
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Firefox Development Highlights – Viewport percentage, canvas.toBlob() and WebRTC
To keep you updated on the latest features in Firefox, here is again a blog post highlighting the most recent changes. This is part of our Bleeding Edge series, and most examples only work in Firefox Nightly (and could be subject to change). Viewport-percentage lengths Gecko now supports new lenght units: vh, vw, vmin and […]
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Mozilla Hacks Weekly, September 27th 2012
It’s Thursday, which means it’s time for Mozilla’s Developer Engagement team to share some good links with you!