In this episode Wes and Scott talk about the cool parts of CSS! From filters to variables, here are some cool (and amazing) things you can do with CSS in 2019.
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Show Notes2:28 - Clip path
6:35 - Filters
16:24 - Background mix blend mode
21:47 - Border images
25:46 - Multiple background images
27:47 - Multiple background gradients
28:25 - Radial gradients
29:06 - Multiple box-shadows
34:30 - HEX + Alpha
40:41 - Viewport units
42:17 - Calc
44:32 - CSS variables
47:44 - Text decoration
Links- Can I use
- Clippy - CSS clip generator
- CSS Filters
- Tweet: Using mix-blend-mode:multiply
- CSS blend mode generator
- Lea Verou
- Codepen - Scottβs digital text animations
- Steve Schoger
- Mother-effing HSL
- Diana Adrianne
- Scott: Solar string lights
- Wes: Digital Calipers
- Wes: Wesβ Courses β use coupon code βsyntaxβ at checkout and get and extra $10 off.
- Scott: Animating React
- Scottβs Instagram
- LevelUpTutorials Instagram
- Wesβ Instagram
- Wesβ Twitter
- Wesβ Facebook
- Scottβs Twitter
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