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After the previous effect, here is a different way to stop an infinite rotation on hover.
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Using the new @starting-style you can create animations without using @keyframes.
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What time is it?
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Use modern CSS to control the rotation of any element smoothly.
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Do you want to detect if an element is having an overflow or if it's scrollable?
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A modern and more intuitive way to center block elements is available!
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Create a border-only breadcrumb shape using a few lines of code and modern CSS.
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Add a glowing border animation around your image (or any element) with a few lines of code.
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Use modern CSS and a few lines of code to create a full-bleed layout.
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You want to create a discrete animation using steps() but you struggle with its value, right?
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Updating the previous rounded tab shape to create the vertical version using the same code structure.
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Do you want to know the scrollbar width?
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Create folded rectangle shapes with a subtle 3D effect Single element (no pseudo-element) Optimized with CSS Variables Powered by CSS mask Read more
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Do you know that text-indent can take an extra value each-line?
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We saw the selector for the first occurrence and here is the selector for the last occurrence.
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A CSS selector to select the first occurrence of an element regardless of its position in the document.
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After the previous effect, I am trying another concept of 3D parallax effect with a better illusion!
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Learn the correct way to create a one-color gradient with an optimized code.
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Place you image inside a rhombus shape with a cool hover effect No extra element (only the <img> tag) No pseudo-element Less than 15 CSS declarations Read more
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Do you know that the below declarations are the same?
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Create different kind of puzzle shapes using a few lines of code Single element (Works with <img>) Optimized with CSS variables Powered by CSS mask Read more
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Adding a new set of loaders to the biggest collection of loading animations.
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Many have a wrong information about the default behavior of position: absolute element.
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Only three lines of code and you have a smooth transition to height: auto Read more
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Do you want to convert a length value to a unitless value?
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Using scroll-driven animations, you can link a CSS variable with a range slider and easily update its value!
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Adding a tooltip to the native progress element showing the percentage of progress.
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I am using the inner curve/notch shape to create a fancy header with an avatar and a cool hover effect.
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Create an inner curve/notch shape using CSS mask and a few lines of code Only one element No pseudo-element Works with gradients & images Optimized with CSS variables Read more
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Adjust the below to get your quantity query selector!
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Create a nice decorative line with rounded dashes using a few lines of code Only one element Responsive (no cut or partial dash) You can easily switch to the vertical version Optimized with CSS variables Code available here: css-shape.com/rounded-dashes R…
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Use an online generator to create fancy wavy circles in no time!
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Create an arc shape with rounded edges using a few lines of CSS Single element (no pseudo-element) Less than 10 CSS declarations Supports gradient coloration Optimized with CSS variables Read more
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"What is the width of the scrollbar?"
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By adjusting the code of the previous tip (getting the width/height of any element) we can do some intresting counting.
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Use modern CSS features to get the width and height of any element as CSS variables.
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The same code of the previous trick can also be used to get the scroll progress of any element on the page.
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Get the scroll progress of the page as a CSS variable using a few lines of code Powered by Scroll-Driven animations Defined at the :root level (avaiable to all the elements) Typed using @property You can easily use it within any formula Read more
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Add a slider to adjust the font-size of your website using modern CSS features. 0 JavaScript required (100% CSS) Powered by Scroll-driven animations & @property Easy to control using CSS variables Read more
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Stop defining your variables inside :root!
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Get the screen width and height as pixel values using a simple CSS code.
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Save this code for the future!
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Use CSS mask to create an inverted radius corner with a minimal code.
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Transforming the native progress element into a circular one.
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Create a random-style background (grainy texture) using a few lines of code.
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A few experiemntation usign Anchor Positioning to create fancy hover effects.
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A simple code to invert any kind of shape created using clip-path: polygon().
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After the previous concept, here is another idea of range slider.
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Enhance your text wrapping using text-wrap.
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Create a custom range slider with a tooltip showing the selected value.