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- What is the CSS prefers-color-scheme media feature?
- prefers-color-scheme is a CSS media feature that detects light or dark theme preferences of the user's operating system, allowing the website to automatically adapt to the appearance. 1. It is implemented through the @media rule, supporting three values: no-preference, light, and dark; 2. Developers can set different styles accordingly, such as setting the background to black and text to white in dark mode; 3. It is recommended to combine CSS variables and transition animations to improve maintainability and user experience; 4. Using this feature can enhance accessibility, improve user comfort, and be consistent with the operating system style; 5. Although it can be adapted automatically, it is often used in combination with manual switching buttons.
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 582 2025-08-02 01:08:01
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- How to create a CSS-only accordion?
- Use hidden check boxes or radio buttons as switches to control the display of content through the :after pseudo-class and sibling selector; 2. Use CSS to hide the input box, style the label to clickable title, and use the checked state to switch the content's max-height to achieve expansion and collapse; 3. Ensure that the label is associated with the input box to improve accessibility, add the :focus style to support keyboard navigation; 4. If you need to expand only one panel at a time, you can use the radio type input box with the same name attribute instead. This method does not require JavaScript, is lightweight and efficient, is suitable for interactive display of static content, and has good accessibility.
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 172 2025-08-02 01:01:01
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- How to create a before and after image slider with CSS?
- StartwithanHTMLstructurecontainingacontainerfortwoimagesandadraggableslider.2.UseCSStolayertheimages,positiontheslider,andapplyclip-pathtothebefore-imagetoinitiallyshow50%coverage.3.ImplementJavaScripttoenabledraggingthesliderhorizontally,updatingits
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 669 2025-08-02 00:11:01
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- How to create a CSS-only animated off-canvas menu?
- UseahiddencheckboxinputanditslabeltotogglethemenustatewithoutJavaScript.2.Positionthemenuoff-screenwithCSSusingleft:-250pxandsetfixeddimensions.3.Apply:checkedpseudo-classtomovethemenuintoviewbysettingleft:0whenthecheckboxistoggled.4.Addasemi-transpa
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 622 2025-08-01 07:39:31
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- How to create a text gradient with CSS?
- Use background-image and background-clip:text to achieve CSS text gradient effect; 2. You must set -webkit-background-clip:text and -webkit-text-fill-color:transparent to ensure browser compatibility; 3. You can customize linear or radial gradients, and it is recommended to use bold or large text to improve visual effect; 4. It is recommended to set color as an alternative color for unsupported environments; 5. Alternatives can use -webkit-mask-image to achieve more complex effects, but they are mainly suitable for advanced scenarios; this method is simple, has good compatibility and visual
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 252 2025-08-01 07:39:11
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- How to create a flipping card effect with CSS?
- To create a CSS flip card effect, first use an HTML structure to include the front and back sides, and then use CSS to achieve 3D flip. 1. Create an HTML structure containing .card-container, .card, .card-front and .card-back; 2. Set perspective for .card-container in CSS to create 3D space, set transform-style:preserve-3d and transition effects for .card, and apply rotateY (180deg) to achieve flip when:hover; 3. Set absolute positioning for .card-front and .card-back.
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 652 2025-08-01 07:36:50
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- How to create a 3D cube with CSS transforms?
- To create a 3D cube, you need to set up a scene and cube structure containing perspective effects; 2. Use perspective and transform-style:preserve-3d to enable 3D space; 3. Position six faces through rotateX, rotateY and translateZ; 4. Optionally add animation to achieve automatic rotation; 5. Pay attention to the consistency of the size of the face, the hiding of the back face and the adjustment of the center point, and finally use pure CSS to present the 3D cube effect in modern browsers.
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 397 2025-08-01 07:36:31
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- How to create a CSS-only animated dropdown menu with icons?
- Yes, you can create an icon-free drop-down menu with icons using CSS. 1. Use semantic HTML structure to include nested ul and FontAwesome icons; 2. Set basic styles, transition effects and hide drop-down content through CSS; 3. Use :hover and :focus-within to achieve drop-down display and icon rotation animation without JavaScript, and support keyboard navigation, ultimately implementing a beautiful and accessible pure CSS animation drop-down menu.
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 967 2025-08-01 07:36:10
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- How to use the CSS clip-path property for complex shapes?
- Use the polygon() function of clip-path to create complex non-rectangular shapes. 1. Use percentage coordinates to define polygon vertices, such as polygon (50%0%, 100P%, 50 0%, 0P%) to generate diamond shapes; 2. Use visual tools such as Clippy to generate and export CSS code to improve efficiency; 3. Always use percentages to ensure responsive adaptation to avoid scaling problems caused by pixel units; 4. You can transition between polygons with the same number of points through keyframe animation, but pay attention to performance impact; 5. Use ::before or ::after pseudo-elements to achieve multi-layer clipping visual effects, thereby building a rich design layout, which does not require additional HTML tags.
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 787 2025-08-01 07:35:31
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- How to create an off-canvas menu with CSS?
- Use hidden check boxes to control the menu status; 2. Position the menu off-screen by default through CSS; 3. Use checked and brother selector to develop the opening effect; 4. Add transition to achieve smooth animation; 5. Optional push content or add masks to improve the user experience. This method can achieve a lightweight and efficient CSS sidebar menu without JavaScript, which is suitable for simple websites or learning scenarios, complete and effective.
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 747 2025-08-01 07:35:11
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- How to vertically and horizontally center an element?
- UseFlexboxwithdisplay:flex,justify-content:center,andalign-items:centerforsimpleandresponsivecentering,ensuringthecontainerhasadefinedheight;2.UseCSSGridwithplace-items:centerorseparatejustify-itemsandalign-itemspropertiesformodernlayouts;3.Useabsolu
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 508 2025-08-01 07:34:51
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- How to create a staggered animation effect with CSS?
- The key to creating an interlaced animation effect is to use animation-delay with:nth-child() or CSS custom attributes to achieve sequential delay playback of elements. 1. Use:nth-child() to manually set incremental animation-delay values for each list item to achieve entry one by one; 2. Use CSS custom attributes (such as --i and --delay) to dynamically control delays in HTML to improve maintainability; 3. The reverse interlacing effect can be calculated dynamically through calc(); 4. It is recommended that the delay be controlled between 0.1s and 0.2s, use forwards to maintain the final state, and combine transform or opacity to enhance visual effects.
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 808 2025-08-01 07:34:31
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- How to create a tooltip with CSS?
- Create a pure CSS prompt box with HTML to define the structure, such as a div containing the trigger element and prompt text; 2. Use CSS to set.tooltip-text to hide by default, trigger display through:hover, and use position, visibility and opacity to control appearance and transition; 3. You can add pointing arrows through the ::after pseudo-element and adjust border-color to achieve triangles; 4. Use top, bottom, left, right and other attributes to achieve prompt boxes at different positions up, down, left and right; 5. In order to improve accessibility, you should add aria-label or role="tooltip" attributes.
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 602 2025-08-01 07:32:20
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- How to use CSS min(), max(), and clamp() functions?
- CSSmin(),max(),andclamp()enableresponsivedesignswithoutexcessivemediaqueries.1.min(a,b)selectsthesmallervalue,idealforcappingsizeslikewidth:min(100%,800px).2.max(a,b)choosesthelargervalue,usefulforminimumdimensionslikewidth:max(200px,30%).3.clamp(min
- CSS Tutorial . Web Front-end 506 2025-08-01 07:31:01
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