BritCSS is a JavaScript library enabling traditional English spelling for CSS properties through client-side conversion. The library supports multiple implementation methods including file-based CSS, inline styles, and programmatic usage.
Stylus is an open-source browser extension that enables users to customize website appearances using CSS snippets. The author shares personal CSS modifications for various websites, primarily focusing on font adjustments and layout improvements. The customizations include removing unwanted elements, adjusting text widths, and implementing preferred fonts across different domains.
A comprehensive guide teaches beginners how to create their first webpage using HTML and CSS, covering essential concepts from basic page structure to styling and hosting options. The tutorial walks through creating HTML elements, applying CSS styles, and includes practical examples for features like images, links, and responsive design.
An in-depth analysis of HTML whitespace behavior reveals complex interactions between HTML parsing, CSS display properties, and browser rendering, highlighting challenges with automated formatting, content management systems, and minification tools. The article explores potential solutions, including a proposed new non-collapsible space entity, while offering practical guidance for developers to mitigate common whitespace issues.