CSS Basics - IV

Lecture 24:- CSS Basics - IV

Absolutely! Let's continue with CSS Basics - Part IV. In this session, we'll cover more advanced CSS concepts and techniques to further enhance the styling and interactivity of your web pages.

CSS Transitions (Continued): Explore more transition properties like transition-delay to add delays before transitions start, and transition-timing-function to customize the transition's acceleration and deceleration.

CSS Animations (Continued): Delve into advanced animation properties like animation-direction, animation-iteration-count, and animation-fill-mode to control the animation's direction, repetition, and behavior when it is not active.

CSS Blend Modes: Learn about blend modes to control how an element's content is blended with its background or other elements.

CSS Grid Layout (Continued): Further explore CSS Grid layout and its advanced features, like grid alignment and grid areas.

CSS Flexbox (Continued): Dive deeper into Flexbox and its properties, such as flex-grow, flex-shrink, and order, to control the flexibility and order of flex items.

CSS Custom Selectors (Level 4): Get acquainted with CSS custom selectors (also known as Level 4 Selectors), which enable you to define your own reusable selectors.

CSS Grid Subgrid: Discover CSS Grid subgrid, which allows you to create nested grids and share the sizing of rows or columns with their parent grid.

CSS Transforms (Continued): Combine multiple transforms using transform shorthand and explore transform-style: preserve-3d for nested 3D transformed elements.

CSS Feature Queries: Learn about feature queries (@supports rule), which allow you to apply CSS based on whether a certain feature is supported by the browser.

CSS Architecture: Gain insights into scalable and maintainable CSS architecture, including methodologies like BEM (Block Element Modifier) and CSS-in-JS.

That concludes CSS Basics - Part IV. You now have a solid understanding of advanced CSS concepts and techniques to create sophisticated and dynamic web designs. Keep practicing, experimenting with different layout models and interactive elements, and combining CSS with HTML and JavaScript to build engaging web applications! As you continue your web development journey, remember to stay curious, embrace new CSS features, and strive for code efficiency and organization in your projects. Happy coding!

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@supports (display: grid) {    /* CSS rules that are only applied if the browser supports CSS Grid */    .container {        display: grid;    } }

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.element {    transform: rotate(30deg) scale(1.5); } .container {    transform-style: preserve-3d; }

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/* Custom selector */ :--highlight {    background-color: yellow; } /* Usage */ .element {    @apply --highlight; }

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.flex-container {    display: flex; } .flex-item {    flex-grow: 1; /* items grow to fill available space */    flex-shrink: 0; /* items do not shrink */    order: 1; /* items appear first based on the order value */ }

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.container {    display: grid;    grid-template-columns: repeat(3, 1fr);    grid-gap: 10px; } .item {    grid-column: span 2; /* item spans two columns */    grid-row: 1 / 3; /* item spans from row 1 to 3 */ }

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.element {    background-color: red;    mix-blend-mode: multiply; /* blends the element's color with its background color */ }

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@keyframes slide-in {    0% {        transform: translateX(-100%);    }    100% {        transform: translateX(0);    } } .box {    animation: slide-in 1s ease-in-out 1s infinite alternate; /* animation repeats indefinitely and reverses direction */ }

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.box {    transition: background-color 0.5s ease-in-out 1s; /* delay of 1 second */ }