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Advanced CSS Techniques
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Advanced CSS Techniques

Advanced CSS Techniques

1. Getting Started with Advanced CSS
Course Overview and Learning OutcomesCourse FocusTopics Covered in This CourseSuccess Tips for Learning Advanced CSS
2. Mastering CSS Positioning
Understanding CSS PositioningRelative Positioning ExplainedChallenge: Apply Relative PositioningAbsolute Positioning in CSSChallenge: Implement Absolute PositioningFixed Positioning for Sticky UI ElementsChallenge: Work with Fixed PositioningSticky Positioning for Dynamic LayoutsChallenge: Master Sticky PositioningManaging the Stacking Order of ElementsChallenge: Control Z-Index and Overlapping ElementHandling Content Overflow in CSS
3. Creating Smooth Transitions in CSS
Introduction to CSS TransitionsChoosing the Right Transition PropertiesSetting Transition Duration for EffectsCustomizing Transitions with Timing FunctionsAdding Delay to CSS TransitionsCombining TransitionsChallenge: Add a Smooth Transition Effect
4. Advanced CSS Animations
What Are CSS Animations?Defining Animation Duration and TimingControlling Animation Iteration and DirectionManaging Animation States in CSSComposing Multiple AnimationsChallenge: Implement CSS Animation
5. Transforming Elements with CSS
Introduction to CSS TransformationsScaling ElementsRotating Elements in 2D and 3DChallenge: Apply Scaling & RotationTranslating Elements for Dynamic EffectsSkewing Elements for Unique DesignsUsing Perspective for Depth EffectsChallenge: Combine Translation and Skewing
6. Responsive Web Design in CSS
What Is Responsive Web Design?Using @media Queries for Adaptive StylesBuilding Flexible Layouts for Different Screen SizesInspecting Web PagesChallenge: Inspecting Adaptive Layout
7. CSS Preprocessors and Sass
Introduction to CSS PreprocessorsUnderstanding Sass Syntax for Better CSSUsing Sass Variables for Reusable StylesPerforming Calculations with Sass Numeric OperatorsNesting Styles for Cleaner CodeExtending Styles with the @extend DirectiveOrganizing Sass Files for Scalable Projects

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Skewing Elements for Unique Designs

skew() allows us to deviate an element's sides to the coordinate axes on a specific angle. The angle must be specified in degrees (deg). Also, we can determine the skew only for the x-axis or y-axis. The syntax is following:

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  • skew() accepts 2 values. The X_angle value specifies the skew angle for the x-axis. The Y_angle value specifies the skew angle for the y-axis. If we don't set the second value (Y_angle), the browser understands it as skewX();
  • skewX(angle) specifies the skew along the x-axis;
  • skewY(angle) specifies the skew along the y-axis.

Let's run the following example to see what we can get with the help of skewing:

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