Tag: CSS Pseudoselectors
Some Cool CSS Tricks on Quora

A Quora feed hits my email everyday, and it’s mostly “Why was Thanos afraid of ___ when he defeated ___?” content. I’m not sure why that’s what’s in my feed, but there you have it and feel free to ask me anything about why Thanos is afraid of people.
Adding Custom CSS Classes to WordPress Menu Items

Here’s something that I assumed required a plugin: How can you add one or more CSS classes to a WordPress menu item?
CSS Wildcards for More Tamper-Proof Post Content Styling
I’m building a client site, and I wanted to write a couple of CSS rules:
Three Practical Uses of the :before and :after CSS Pseudoselectors

As they come up in my work, :before and :after are a sort of fire escape, letting you quickly route around problems that could otherwise be quite difficult.
Practical Dark Magic with Chained CSS Pseudoselectors

CSS pseudoselectors become very helpful when you can’t touch a site’s underlying PHP.