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Ryan Battles | SaaS Marketing Expert Skeleton: Beautiful Boilerplate for Responsive, Mobile-Friendly Development Spark Creative - Web Development + Web Design in Virginia Beach, VA - ExpressionEngine Experts Learning to Love the Boring Bits of CSS The future of CSS gives us much to be excited about: On the one hand, there’s a whole range of new methods that are going to revolutionize the way we lay out pages on the web; on the other, there’s a new set of graphical effects that will allow on-the-fly filters and shaders. People love this stuff. Magazines and blogs are full of articles about them. Issue № 358 But if these tools are the show ponies of CSS, then I think it’s time we gave some love to the carthorses: the nuts-and-bolts components of the language, like selectors, units, and functions. I often call these the boring bits, although I say that only with great affection—an affection I think you should share. To see why, let’s take a quick walk through some of the best of the new boring bits in CSS—the bits being worked on in half-lit laboratories away from the brilliance of the shiny new things in the shop windows. Relative size units#section1 The cat sat on the <span>mat</span>. Not ideal. Root-relative lengths#section2
This is Your Brain on CSS First things first: the CSS 3D renderer used to power this the previous site is now available on GitHub.com. However, it's still limited to only solid lines and planes. It's also limited to WebKit browsers, as Firefox's CSS 3D support just isn't quite there yet. But CSS 3D is not a one trick pony, and as with many things, what you get out of it depends entirely on what you put in. Making the basic effect was actually quite easy. But the slices are rendered as is, and the MRI consists of boring grayscale data. I wrapped it in a custom widget, using straight up CSS rather than Three.js this time.