Enhancing The Clickable Area Size
Have you ever tried to click or tap on an element (e.g.: button, link) and you realize that it doesn’t respond until you click on a specific area of it?| ishadeed.com
Have you ever tried to click or tap on an element (e.g.: button, link) and you realize that it doesn’t respond until you click on a specific area of it?| ishadeed.com
Since CSS Grid became supported in the major browsers back in March 2017 (Almost three years ago), I started using it in my personal and client projects, of course, with a proper fallback for non-supporting browsers. I also made a tool called grid-to-flex which generates a flexbox fallback for a grid.| ishadeed.com
Through our work as web developers, we need to hide elements for many reasons. For example, a button that should be visible in a mobile viewport, and hidden in a desktop viewport. Or, a navigation element that is hidden on mobile and shown on the desktop. There are three different states when hiding an element:| ishadeed.com
An interactive and visual guide on understanding alignment in CSS flexbox and grid.| ishadeed.com
In CSS, we have two ways of sizing, intrinsic and extrinsic. The latter is the most common one which means using fixed values for the width or height of an element. The first one means that the sizing of an element depends on its content size.| ishadeed.com
