Tagged “CSS”
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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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