One thing you can do with CSS custom properties that you can’t do with variables in preprocessors is redefine them and assign new values inside @media queries. It’s a useful ability to have and one more reason why you’d want to work with what are effectively native CSS variables.
How To Use CSS Custom Properties To Write More Readable Code
Before being interrupted by the birthday of the United States, I was talking about CSS custom properties, which if you remember, allow you to create variables directly in CSS instead of having to use preprocessors.
How To Define And Use CSS Custom Properties
A few years ago I offered a quick look at CSS custom properties, which provide a way to define and use variables directly in CSS. At the time the only browser with support was the nightly build of Firefox. Given the lack of support and that we could already use preprocessors like Sass to write variables, I promptly forgot all about custom properties after writing the post.
Apple AirPods Review
A couple of months ago my brother bought me a pair of AirPods as a birthday present. I’ve had some time to use them and while I don’t usually write reviews, I thought I would share my experiences, in case you’re considering buying a pair.
CSS Filters To Adjust Brightness, Contrast, Opacity, And Inversion
Have you ever added an image to a website only to realize it would look better if it was a little brighter? Maybe the image could use more contrast or a bit of transparency. How about inverting all the colors to their complementary hues?