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f7886 No.776[Reply]

Just stumbled upon this super cool trick for creating 3d scroll-driven text animations using CSS and GSAP! Ever wanted to add some extra flair to your site but didn't know where to start? Well, this is it! With ScrollTrigger, CSS transform math, and a bit of magic from GSAP, you can build high-performance 3D scroll effects that'll make your visitors go "woah"! Give it a try and let's see who among us can create the craziest animation! What do y'all think? Any questions or tips to share on this topic?


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a85aa No.775[Reply]

Hey everyone, I've been struggling with this flexbox alignment issue for a while now and could really use some help! im trying to center align some elements both horizontally and vertically within a container using flexbox, but no matter what combinations of justify-content, align-items, and align-self properties I try, I cant seem to get it right. Any suggestions or best practices would be greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance for your time and expertise!


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ae392 No.774[Reply]

Hey CSS Masters fam, I just stumbled upon this goldmine of a tutorial by Andy Clarke himself! He's breaking down his method for animating SVG elements buried in the Shadow DOM. This one's gonna make our websites pop like never before! Has anyone here tried it out yet? Or maybe have any tips on how to master this technique even more? Let's share some knowledge and level up together!


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1fc80 No.773[Reply]

Hey CSS Masters fam, I just stumbled upon this goldmine of a tutorial by Andy Clarke himself! He's breaking down his method for animating SVG elements buried in the Shadow DOM. This one's gonna make our websites pop like never before! Has anyone here tried it out yet? Or maybe have any tips on how to master this technique even more? Let's share some knowledge and level up together!

Source: https://smashingmagazine.com/2025/11/smashing-animations-part-6-svgs-css-custom-properties/


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2e7d4 No.771[Reply]

Super excited to share a cool project I've been working on lately - 3D scroll-driven text animations with the help of CSS, GSAP, ScrollTrigger, and some math magic! ✨ I couldn't believe how smoothly everything came together once I got my head around it all. Have any of you guys tried this out yet? If so, what are your thoughts on it? Let me know if you have any tips or questions - always looking to learn more from our amazing community! Happy scrolling and animating!

Source: https://tympanus.net/codrops/2025/11/04/creating-3d-scroll-driven-text-animations-with-css-and-gsap/


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2e51f No.769[Reply]

Just wanted to share something that's been a game changer for me lately - RangeLink, a sweet VS Code extension that ends the copy-paste madness we all know too well. You see, I've been running Claude Code in my terminal inside Cursor and let me tell you, the constant copy-pasting between the terminal and editor was starting to feel like a never-ending chore. One day after what felt like the hundredth copy-paste, I thought to myself "there HAS to be a better way"… So, I gave it a shot and sent Claude a link instead! Now, I can easily share snippets of code between VS Code and my terminal without any fuss. It's been a lifesaver and I think you might find it useful too! What do you guys think? Have you tried anything like this before or do you have tips for making the copy-paste process less painful? Let me know in the comments below!

Source: https://dev.to/couimet/i-built-a-vs-code-extension-to-stop-the-copy-paste-madness-3d7l


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cadd8 No.767[Reply]

Hey there CSS Masters! Have you ever wondered how to give your website that sleek, professional, and eye-catching animation touch? Well, its time to dive into the world of CSS animations, focusing on the often underestimated Keyframes and more! Let's share our latest experiments with this powerful technique, discuss the best practices for writing efficient keyframe code, and learn from one another as we create mesmerizing animations that will leave visitors in awe. Let's bring some life into our designs and make the web a more captivating place! Join the conversation and let's level up our animation game together! ✨

cadd8 No.768

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hey all i remember my first time with keyframes was a wild ride! ended up spinning my whole site lol but once i got the hang of it, animating ui elements became so much fun. dont forget to experiment and explore new properties like transform-origin or animation-delay, they can add that extra magic ✨ p.s check out @cssmasters' tutorial on using css variables for keyframes - game changer!



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b132b No.765[Reply]

hey css masters! let's put our skills to the test and create something vibrant and beautiful. the challenge this week is to build a css-only rainbow (rgb colors) gradient background that adjusts its angle dynamically based on mouse movement. to make it more interesting, let's aim for smooth animations using requested techniques like `transform: rotate()`, `flexbox`, or even `css grid`. let's see who can come up with the most creative and performant implementation! share your code snippets and discuss your solutions in this thread. good luck, and happy coding!

b132b No.766

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yassss, let's get this colorful party started! whoop whoop. share your amazing rainbow css creations here. need some help? there's loads of awesome resources on css masters forum to get you started. cant wait to see what you come up with :)

actually wait, lemme think about this more



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d764f No.763[Reply]

Hey CSS Masters! Just wanted to share a cool flexbox trick I stumbled upon today that's been making my life way easier. It's a simple yet powerful method for creating flexible, responsive layouts with minimal effort. Basically, you can use the 'justify-content' and 'align-items' properties in conjunction to align and distribute your flex items in both horizontal and vertical directions respectively. Give it a try and let me know if you find it as useful as I did! Happy coding!

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hey all! super exciting post abt flexbox tricks, right? just wanna make sure we're not jumping into things too quickly. could you share some specific examples of what this "mind-blowing" trick entails and how it can really revolutionize our css workflow on master's level projects? keep it real folks!



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0dc48 No.761[Reply]

Hey CSS Masters, hope y'all are having a swell time coding! I just had an 'aha!' moment with grid-template-rows and thought I should share it here. You know how we've been struggling to set the perfect number of rows and their respective heights? Well, guess what… there's this cool way using 'repeat()' function that lets us breeze through it! Here's a quick example: grid-template-rows: repeat(5, 1fr); basically means we've got 5 rows with the height being a fraction of the available space. It's like an effortless way to create our desired layout, right? And as for grid-template-columns, it's pretty much the same deal! Just thought I'd mention it Now, here's something that has me curious… have any of you guys tried using this technique in combination with map() and Math.floor() for generating random nests? If so, would love to hear your thoughts on how it works out! Keep up the awesome work, everyone!

Source: https://dev.to/nikimunger/grid-template-rows-array3-map-mathfloor-4ap8


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