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- How to create a CSS-only animated skill bar?
- To create a CSS-only animation skill bar, you must first set up an HTML structure, including skill tags and progress bar containers; 2. Set the skill bar style through CSS, and use transition or @keyframes to implement animation; 3. Use width to trigger loading animation from 0 to the specified percentage; 4. You can combine CSS custom attributes and animation to achieve the filling effect when page loading; 5. Although scrolling trigger animation cannot be achieved through pure CSS, it can be automatically played during rendering through animation; the final effect is a lightweight, accessible and responsive skill display bar without JavaScript. The state is stable after the animation is completed, and it is suitable for static skill display scenes.
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 968 2025-09-04 09:29:01
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- How to use the shape-outside property in CSS
- The shape-outside attribute allows text to be arranged around non-rectangular shapes. 1. It only acts on floating elements, and creates a custom surround path by defining circles, ellipse, polygons or image alpha channels; 2. Common functions include circle(), ellipse(), inset() and polygon(), which can accurately control the shape; 3. Transparent PNG images can be used to define complex shapes, but CORS compatibility and performance optimization must be ensured; 4. It should be used in combination with float, margin and clip-path to ensure layout consistency with visual consistency; 5. Modern browsers widely support it, feature detection can be performed through @supports and provide rectangular layout fallback for old browsers.
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 895 2025-09-04 09:16:01
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- How to use the resize property on a textarea in CSS
- To control the scaling behavior of textarea, you need to use the resize attribute of CSS; 1. Set resize to both to allow horizontal and vertical scaling (default); 2. Set to horizontal to only allow width adjustment; 3. Set to vertical to only allow height adjustment; 4. Set to none to completely prohibit scaling; 5. Block and inline correspond to block-level and inline directions respectively; combined with properties such as min-height, max-width, etc., the scaling range can be limited, and this attribute is widely supported in modern browsers and is suitable for block-level elements whose overflow is not visible.
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 966 2025-09-04 09:09:01
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- How to use the CSS mask property?
- TheCSSmaskpropertycontrolselementvisibilityusingimages,gradients,oralpha/luminancevaluesforcomplex,flexibleeffects.2.Usemask-imagewithURLsorgradients,setmask-modetoalphaorluminance,andcontrollayoutwithmask-position,mask-size,andmask-repeat.3.Include-
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 279 2025-09-04 09:05:00
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- How to create a staggered animation effect on a list in CSS
- To create an interlaced animation effect, you need to set incremental animation delays for each list item, 1. Use the basic HTML structure to create an unordered list; 2. Use CSS custom attributes --delay combined with: nth-child to set a gradual increase of delays for each list item; 3. Use var (--delay) in animation-delay to achieve item-by-item animation; 4. Optionally use IntersectionObserver to trigger animation when an element enters the viewport. This method is simple and efficient, and is suitable for progressive animation display in modern UI.
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 528 2025-09-04 08:53:01
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- How to style the meter element in CSS
- To successfully beautify elements, you need to style pseudo-elements from different browsers, use classes to control colors, clearly define dimensions, and ensure cross-browser consistency through testing, or use a custom progress bar based on it to get better visual unity.
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 741 2025-09-03 07:54:01
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- How to style a range slider in CSS
- To keep the scope slider styles in CSS consistent in different browsers, you need to set styles for the pseudo-elements of each browser: 1. For WebKit browsers (Chrome, Safari, Edge), use ::-webkit-slider-runnable-track and ::-webkit-slider-thumb, and set -webkit-appearance:none to remove the default style; 2. For Firefox, use ::-moz-range-track and ::-moz-range-thumb, without -webkit-appearance, but need to remove the default border;
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 284 2025-09-03 06:50:00
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- How to use the prefers-reduced-motion media query in CSS
- prefers-reduced-motion improves accessibility by detecting whether the user sets reduced animations in the system. When the value of reduce is reduced, the animation should be disabled or simplified to avoid user discomfort. Use @media(prefers-reduced-motion:reduce) to override the default animation, set animation or transition to none to eliminate harmful motion effects, but retain slight animation effects such as color changes. At the same time, tests should ensure complete functions, so as to provide users with a safer and more comfortable browsing environment without affecting the core experience.
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 1027 2025-09-03 04:32:00
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- How to create a responsive pricing table with CSS?
- Use Flexbox to create a responsive pricing table, displaying it side by side on the desktop side, and stacking on the mobile side; 2. Adjust the layout on the small screen through media queries to ensure readability and usability; 3. Optional CSSGrid, accessibility optimization and hover effect to improve user experience. Complete implementation requires combining semantic HTML with modern CSS technology to ensure cross-device compatibility and visual appeal, and ultimately form a clear structure and responsive pricing table solution.
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 1026 2025-09-03 03:30:01
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- How to use custom fonts in CSS
- Use@font-facetodefinethecustomfontwithfont-family,srcpointingto.woff2/.wofffiles,andfont-display:swapforbetterloading.2.Applythefontviafont-familyinyourCSS,includingfallbackslikeArialorsans-serif.3.HostfontfilesinthecorrectdirectoryrelativetotheCSSfi
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 910 2025-09-03 01:48:01
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- How to use CSS scroll-snap for better scrolling experiences?
- CSSscroll-snapenhancesscrollingbyaligningcontenttodefinedpositions,idealforcarouselsandfull-screensections;1.Setupascrollablecontainerwithoverflowandscroll-snap-type:xmandatoryforhorizontalorymandatoryforverticalsnapping,usingproximityforoptionalsnap
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 382 2025-09-03 01:32:01
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- How to create a breadcrumb navigation in CSS
- Use semantic HTML structure, wrap the ordered list ol with aria-label nav, and use aria-current="page" to identify the current page and not as a link; 2. Use CSS flex layout to achieve horizontal arrangement, use ::before pseudo-element to add a separator and use :not(:first-child) to avoid the appearance of the separator before the first item; 3. Set a hover effect and accessible color for the link, and display the current page boldly; 4. Ensure responsiveness and prevent text wrapping through flex-wrap:wrap and white-space:nowrap; 5. Use > or SVG icons to replace the slash as the separator.
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 753 2025-09-03 01:02:01
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- How to style a link in CSS
- The style of the link should be defined in order through pseudo-classes to ensure the correct effect. 1. Use a:link to set the unvisible link style; 2. Use a:visited to set the visited link; 3. Use a:hover to set the hover state; 4. Use a:focus to ensure keyboard accessibility; 5. Use a:active to set the click-time style; at the same time, use CSS attributes such as color, text decoration, margins, and background to enhance the appearance, and ensure sufficient contrast, do not rely on colors alone to distinguish links, retain or customize focus outlines to improve accessibility, and ultimately achieve a link style that takes into account both visual and usability.
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 379 2025-09-02 07:16:01
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- How to make a footer stick to the bottom of the page in CSS
- To keep the footer sticking at the bottom of the page, you need to use a modern CSS layout method. 1. When using Flexbox, wrap the content in the container, set the html and body height to 100%, the container uses min-height:100vh, display:flex, and flex-direction:column, and set flex:1 for the main content area to occupy the remaining space, thereby pushing the footer to the bottom. 2. When using CSSGrid, set display:grid, min-height:100vh and grid-template-rows:auto1frauto on the body directly to make the header and footer
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 299 2025-09-02 06:10:00
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