Spectre.css: lightweight and powerful CSS framework
Spectre.css is a very light, modern, responsive and mobile-first CSS framework released under the Open Source license.
Spectre.css is a very light CSS framework (weighs less...
Bulma: CSS framework based on Flexbox technology
Bulma is a Flexbox-based CSS framework for creating responsive and mobile-first projects.
The panorama of CSS frameworks is enriched every day with more high-quality tools, and...
Optimize fonts with @ font.face and Unicode-range
Take advantage of the @ font-face directive properties to create character sets optimized for our typographic needs as well as to lighten the weight of fonts.
As is known, it @font-faceallows you...
Photoshop like Blend Modes using CSS
Manage the way an element blends chromatically with the underlying elements. Similar to Blend modes (blend options) in Photoshop or Gimp
Since the W3C CSS specification is no longer organized in a...
Graphic filters with CSS
Apply a series of filters to images and other elements similar to those that can be applied with graphics programs such as Photoshop, from blurring to shading, from transparency to the...
CSS Shapes, text around images with CSS
The Shapes Level 1 CSS module, promoted by Adobe since 2012, defines a series of new CSS properties through which it is possible to scroll the text around a profile that...
CSS: lists with counters, pseudo-elements and generated content
Assigning a style to the numerators of the ordered lists is not an immediate operation since the CSS standard does not currently offer a selector that allows to isolate the numbers...
Image and video dimensions with Object-fit and Object-position
The CSS offers from the first specifications a series of properties and mechanisms to precisely manage the positioning, the behavior and, more recently, the sizing of the background images. Precisely on...
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Manage HTTP requests with Node.js
Node.js has the core module http for handling HTTP requests. In this post we will see how to serve static files using the aforementioned...
