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Introduction to CSS Counters — step-by-step DevOps tutorial on Progressive Robot

Introduction to CSS Counters

In programming, counters are variables that hold a value that increments according to customizable rules. Modern Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) have a well-supported counter property that can track increments without JavaScript. In this tutorial, you will run through the basics of CSS counters by using them to number section elements in an Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) document and tally up the number of rows in a table element.

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How To Customize the Browser's Scrollbar with CSS — step-by-step DevOps tutorial on Progressive Robot

How To Customize the Browser’s Scrollbar with CSS

Custom scrollbars are getting popular, and you might have come across websites that have unique scrollbars, making the sites feel and look different. There are basically a few ways to implement a custom scrollbar. In this tutorial we will be using CSS3, which is the most straightforward way….

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Como alterar a opacidade de uma imagem de fundo do CSS — step-by-step DevOps tutorial on Progressive Robot

Como alterar a opacidade de uma imagem de fundo do CSS

Com o CSS e o CSS3, é possível fazer muitas coisas, mas definir a opacidade em uma tela de fundo do CSS não é uma delas. No entanto, se você for criativo, existem várias alternativas criativas que darão a impressão de que a opacidade da imagem de fundo do CSS está sendo alterada. Ambos os métodos a seguir têm…

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How To Use Opacity and Transparency to Create a Modal in CSS — step-by-step DevOps tutorial on Progressive Robot

How To Use Opacity and Transparency to Create a Modal in CSS

When styling HTML with CSS, opacity can help soften a shadow, de-emphasize non-essential content during a specific task, or fade content in or out of view. Throughout this tutorial, you will use various ways to apply opacity and extra properties to create a modal that appears with a no-JavaScript approach using the :target pseudo class and the opacity, pointer-events, and transition properties.

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