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Beyond the Basics: Exploring TailwindCSS and Linaria in Next.js - From Installation to Performance Optimization
Since Tailwind is a PostCSS plugin, we can also add cssnano plugin to compress the bundle.
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Maximize Web Performance with CSS Optimization Techniques
Minifying your CSS involves removing unnecessary whitespace, comments, and reducing property names. This results in smaller file sizes and faster downloads. Use tools like UglifyCSS and CSSNano for this purpose.
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Classic Themes with Block Patterns in WordPress
For the sake of simplicity, my example setup uses a single-file plugin and puts all styles directly into a single style.css file without using further theme.css or theme.json files, which we might want to use depending on the requirements for customizability. Likewise, SASS / SCSS support can be added if it makes life easier for the developer(s) involved. But as we already use PostCSS to control autoprefixing and cssnano minification, we can also use it to support the latest and even upcoming CSS sytax like native CSS nesting.
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How to auto-prefix and minify CSS?
The cssnano plugin can minify/compress CSS and make it suitable for production use. Install cssnano plugin using this command:
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Styling Remix using Tailwind and PostCSS
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How to integrate postcss and webpack
cssnano is used to ensure that the final result is as small as possible for a production environment.
- Buenas practicas en CSS
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The Ultimate Eleventy Template for your blog with a FREE minimalist theme [Open Source]
☕ Minify HTML & CSS with HTMLMinifier and cssnano
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18 Alternatives to Using Tailwind CSS: Do You Really Need It?
✨ Stylelint 💥 cssnano
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Using tailwind at build-time with lit-element
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Past Informs the Present: Begin’s Approach to CSS
Perhaps the most important CSS methodology to emerge during the web’s transition towards application-like websites was Object Oriented CSS (OOCSS), devised by Nicole Sullivan in 2009. Nicole’s now legendary article, ‘The Media Object Saves Hundreds of Lines of Code’, represented a fundamental rethinking on the composition of CSS rulesets and their relationship to HTML content. Instead of writing CSS styles around specific HTML content or basing styles on the location of content within the DOM, OOCSS prioritized writing reusable styling rules based on design patterns (in the case of the media object: ‘a fixed size media element (e.g. image or video) along with other variable size content (e.g. text)’). As perhaps the first instance of a CSS methodology systematically informed by a visual pattern language, OOCSS was also a critical step towards a more modular, reusable approach to writing CSS.
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Got Messy Spaghetti Stylesheets? 4 Techniques for Managing CSS Complexity
Component based CSS frameworks originating with OOCSS inherently limits selector scope to only elements inside the 'CSS object'.
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The React roadmap for beginners you never knew you needed.
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My friend is learning CSS and HTML. Can you find ten things he can improve in his coding style?
OOCSS - (Object-oriented CSS) 2. Use a preprocessor. They fill the lacking features of CSS and helps you write more readable, and smaller reusable pieces of CSS. Some popular preprocessors are: 1. Sass 2. Less 3. Stylus 3. Reduce redundancy. You are using font-weight: bold for the header, but you are also setting it for the div inside. CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets because styles in CSS are cascading, meaning child elements will inherit styles from parents. 4. Avoid using strong and complex selectors. You are using an id, but a class would do just fine. Having strong selectors means you will have a harder time overriding them later on if needed. 5. Avoid using !important as much as possible. Only use it for utility and helper classes if you must, which need to override anything, such as hiding or displaying an element. 6. Don't use inline CSS, unless your inlining critical CSS. Instead, import styles using a link tag in your head element. (Critical CSS refers to above-the-fold content. Inlining it can help users see a properly rendered page more quicker) 7. Use semantic HTML. You are assigning a header class to a div, which could have been an h1/2/3/n element. This not only helps in terms of accessibility but can also help to improve your SEO score. 8. Use rem for typography. You are using em which cascades, meaning if you set the root element to have 12px, a main element with 2em will have the font size of 24px. If you put a div inside of it with 2em, it will have a font size of 48px, meaning that the size is duplicated. This makes it hard to track down values for deeply nested elements. Instead, use rem which stands for root em, and does not cascade. 9. Make sure your formatting is consistent. You use opening brackets both after a selector and on a new line. Tools like stylelint can help you enforce certain rules to keep your code more consistent, which helps to improve readability and maintainability. 10. Outsource your colors / sizes / spacings into variables. Everything that is bound to change can be in a configuration file to make things more flexible. You can either use CSS variables for this, or a preprocessor. 11. Nothing is written in stone, feel free to come up with your own set of rules that helps you create a more dev-friendly environment. But most importantly, keep things consistent.
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18 Alternatives to Using Tailwind CSS: Do You Really Need It?
✨ BEM 💥 Object Oriented CSS 🌟 Atomic CSS
What are some alternatives?
purgecss - Remove unused CSS
Tailwind CSS - A utility-first CSS framework for rapid UI development.
PostCSS - Transforming styles with JS plugins
twind - The smallest, fastest, most feature complete Tailwind-in-JS solution in existence.
stylelint - A mighty CSS linter that helps you avoid errors and enforce conventions.
Sass - Sass makes CSS fun!
css-loader - CSS Loader
stylus - Expressive, robust, feature-rich CSS language built for nodejs
lazysizes - High performance and SEO friendly lazy loader for images (responsive and normal), iframes and more, that detects any visibility changes triggered through user interaction, CSS or JavaScript without configuration.
normalize.css - A modern alternative to CSS resets
lit-element - LEGACY REPO. This repository is for maintenance of the legacy LitElement library. The LitElement base class is now part of the Lit library, which is developed in the lit monorepo.