Sass Conf 2013
Sass Conf 2013 took place back on October 12th and 13th, and we were there to film it! We’re excited to be able to share all of the amazing speakers with you, with 15 sessions and over 12 hours of...
View ArticleLearn CSS Frameworks on Treehouse
Our new course on CSS frameworks was just released! In Framework Basics, you’ll learn how to build websites using two of the most widely used Frameworks in the industry: Bootstrap and Foundation....
View ArticleWhat’s New in Foundation 5
Learn about Foundation 5, the fastest and most efficient version of the CSS framework yet, on Treehouse! We’ll cover all the new features and updates in Foundation 5, as well as how to seamlessly...
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How to Use the Details and Summary Elements in HTML5
A number of new interactive elements were introduced with HTML5 that provide native implementations of common UI widgets like dialogs and modals. Among these new additions are the <details> and...
View ArticleLearn CSS Layout on Treehouse
Our new course on CSS layout has been released! In CSS Layout Techniques, you’ll learn to use the most common layout and positioning methods of web design. Throughout the course, we’ll build a layout...
View ArticleHow to Create Smoother Animations and Transitions in the Browser
In order to achieve smooth transitions and animations, a browser needs to avoid doing extra work on its main thread, the part that’s in charge of handling tasks like JavaScript, style calculations,...
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CSS Sprite Sheet Animations with steps()
There’s a little-known timing function in CSS animations that lets us break an animation into segments––or steps––instead of running it as one continuous animation from start to finish. This function...
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Cutting-Edge CSS Features You Can Use Today
code {background: none; padding: 0; font-size: 15px;} The last wave of new CSS3 features introduced in-browser design features like border-radius, gradients, multiple backgrounds, and box-shadow. CSS...
View ArticleHow to Create a Simple CSS Dropdown Menu
Many dropdown menus we see on websites use JavaScript in some way, but it’s possible to build one entirely with HTML and CSS. In this short video tutorial, we’ll take advantage of helpful CSS selectors...
View ArticleHow to Create a Sticky Navigation
Many websites use a “sticky” feature in their main navigation menu. The menu scrolls with the page, then sticks to the top once it reaches the top of the viewport. There are lots of jQuery plugins we...
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