Building a modern carousel with CSS scroll snap, smooth scrolling, and pinch-zoom
10 Feb Building a modern carousel with CSS scroll snap, smooth scrolling, and pinch-zoom Posted February 10, 2019 by Nolan Lawson in performance, Web. 17 Comments Recently I had some fun implementing an image carousel for Pinafore. The requirements were pretty simple: users should be able to swipe horizontally through up to 4 images, and also pinch-zoom to get a closer look. The finished product l
CSS { In Real Life } | To Grid or to Flex?
A recent Twitter thread started by Chris Coyier got me thinking about how people in general interpret the use cases for CSS Grid Layout versus flexbox: For y'all that have an understand of both CSS grid and flexbox, what's your favorite way of explaining the difference? — Chris Coyier (@chriscoyier) January 25, 2019 Naturally some of the most insightful replies came from Rachel Andrew and Jen Simm
CSS Scroll Snap — How It Really Works
Remember the days you needed JS to have a nice looking scrolling on your page (gallery, slide show etc.)? Say bye bye to JS and say hi to CSS Scroll Snap. Long time ago, while CSS was on level 1, we’ve introduced with a property to scroll items and snap them to their container boundaries. But just Firefox had a support of this. But nowadays, we have FULL BROWSERS support. Let’s dive in and abandon
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