Tagged “CSS”
How to lint SCSS with stylelint
Stylelint is a mighty, modern CSS linter that helps you enforce consistent conventions and avoid errors in your style sheets. If you are…
Inline SCSS with Jekyll and Grunt
Inlining critical CSS as great way to improve the performance of your site, it reduces blocking CSS requests needed for the initial render…
The :not() css-pseudo-class and specificity
The :not() pseudo-class is a powerful CSS negation matcher added in CSS3. It matches elements that are not represented by the argument…
Modular CSS: Thoughts on SMACSS modules
My understanding of CSS modules continues to grow from day to day. To me, modules are one of the best ways to create scalable and reusable…
Thoughts on semantic HTML class names and maintainability
The discussion of semantic HTML class names is one that goes back quite a while. While many great frontend developers have discussed back…
Cross browser retina/high resolution media queries
fantasai , Ben Frain , and Peter Gasston have all written about this topic before, though I still see a lot developers using verbose…
Syncing JavaScript with your active media query
Just read Jeremy Keith’s conditional loading for responsive designs concept . Not only can it be used to load in additional content, but it…
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