If you’re still hesitant to learn CSS’s Flexbox module, today’s the day. This Flexbox guide from CSS-Tricks is so beautifully clear and so visual that, in my experience, Flexbox almost learned itself—you just need to point your open eyes toward the screen.

There are few brands more synonymous with quality in the web development niche than CSS-Tricks. (A List Apart comes to mind. Smashing Magazine, maybe. We work for you to think of us that way…)

If you need to line HTML elements up horizontally in CSS, display: inline-block is a great solution that comes with a lot less baggage than float.

As it says at the top, “Performs a smooth page scroll to an anchor on the same page.” The beauty of this code snippet is that it just works, everywhere across the site: anywhere there’s a link to an anchor on the same page, that becomes a smooth JavaScript scroll rather than a choppy instantaneous jump.