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  1. An arrow from a server is inserting a box into a webpage that is displayed on a mobile screen.

    Third-party embeds: script embed vs iframe embed. Which should you choose?

    I will compare the 2 main methods of embedding third-party content in a website and outline some best practices.

  2. The Logrocket brand rocket icon sits in the center with an external link arrow beside itPublished on LogRocket

    Improve text flow and balance with the CSS text-wrap property

    Discover how the new CSS text-wrap values, balance and pretty, handle the tedious work of optimizing text layouts.

  3. The title card for the movie The Fall Guy. The title text is in a bold, yellow serif font. The letter 'A' has the counter (open area) filled in. In its place is a silhouette of a falling man.

    How to create a slick CSS animation from The Fall Guy

    The title sequence for The Fall Guy involves an animation of a man falling - a very literal depiction of the title! Let’s see how we can make it with CSS.

  4. A tablet has two hands hovering it with a measuring tape.

    Responsive video - How can we reduce the size of video content served?

    How can we reduce the size of video content served? How do you load the best fit video for a device - not too big, not too small?

  5. The Logrocket brand rocket icon sits in the center with an external link arrow beside itPublished on LogRocket

    Dynamic CSS animations with the linear() easing function

    Implement more dynamic CSS animations with the linear() easing functions, and explore the role that other easing functions play in animations.

  6. Three obliquely overlapping sheets of paper lie on a peach background. Each sheet has a pastel color. The top sheet features a rss logo and some yellow sparkles. It looks joyful.

    My RSS feed has been upgraded ✨

    I did some integration work to include posts written for other publications in my RSS feed. Apologies if you see some duplicated items! 📪

  7. A redesign of the Adobe Creative Cloud app using glassmorphism. The window is semi-transparent and shows the background underneath in blurred fashion. It has a side panel with the categories: apps, categories, fonts, and resource links. The central area shows all the apps installed. The design is very eye catching.

    The backdrop-filter CSS property has been unprefixed

    The backdrop-filter CSS property required a prefix in Safari since forever. Not anymore! 🙌

  8. A file with the label 'CSV' and an excel-like table as its content is in the center of the frame. It is cast againt a soft purple background with the eleventy possum floating beside it on a balloon.

    Eleventy - Add CSV data file support

    It would be cool to be able to drop a CSV file into a project and use it in a page. My motivation was to show bookshelves from my library database

  9. A question mark sits above a background with a gradient that goes from the top left corner to the bottom right corner. The gradient goes from dark to light colors, and features the orangeish hues of the CSS Tricks branding in the lighter half.

    Is CSS Tricks back?

    There are signs that CSS Tricks is being revived after being dormant for over a year.

  10. A section of a machine is exposed with a series of cogs showing. At the bottom is a RSS icon and at the top is a symbol for an array. It is cast againt a soft purple background with the eleventy possum floating beside it on a balloon.

    Eleventy - Convert a RSS Feed to a collection

    I want to create an archive of all my writing. One source is the author RSS feeds of blogs I wrote for. How about I turn it into an eleventy collection?