Want to apply cool visual effects directly in your CSS? The CSS filter property lets you add image-like effects to elements — no need for Photoshop or extra graphics software. Filters can blur, brighten, grayscale, or adjust contrast for images, backgrounds, or any element you like. In this MiniCoursey quick guide, you’ll learn how the … Read more
Want to make your designs pop off the page? CSS Shadows are a quick and easy way to add depth, contrast, and visual interest to your elements. Whether you’re adding subtle shadows for a clean, modern look or dramatic depth for eye-catching buttons and cards, mastering box-shadow and text-shadow will instantly improve your designs. In … Read more
Want to bring your designs to life with motion and dimension? The CSS Transform property lets you rotate, scale, skew, and move elements on the page without changing the document flow. This means you can add fun hover effects, build creative layouts, or create animations with just a few lines of CSS. In this MiniCoursey … Read more
Want to style parts of an element without adding extra HTML? CSS Pseudo-Elements let you target specific parts of an element, like the first letter or line, or insert decorative content. This makes your CSS cleaner and your markup simpler. In this MiniCoursey quick guide, you’ll learn how pseudo-elements like ::before and ::after work, plus … Read more
Ever had content spill out of its container and break your layout? The CSS Overflow property controls what happens when content is larger than its container. Whether you want to hide overflow, add scrollbars, or let the browser decide, mastering Overflow helps you build clean, controlled designs. In this MiniCoursey quick guide, you’ll learn how … Read more
Once upon a time, the CSS Float property was a core tool for creating multi-column layouts on the web. While newer layout methods like Flexbox and Grid have taken its place for most scenarios, understanding how Float works is still useful — especially when working with legacy code or wrapping text around images. In this … Read more
One of the most important CSS properties is display. It controls how elements are rendered on the page and how they interact with each other. Understanding how display works is key to building flexible, predictable layouts. In this MiniCoursey quick guide, you’ll learn the difference between block, inline, inline-block, and none — and when to … Read more
Need to move elements exactly where you want them on the page? The CSS Position property gives you full control over where elements appear in your layout. In this MiniCoursey quick guide, you’ll learn how the different position values — static, relative, absolute, and fixed — work, when to use them, and how they interact … Read more
Ever had elements overlap in unexpected ways? Understanding how CSS Z-Index works is key to fixing layering issues on your web pages. Z-Index controls the stacking order of positioned elements on the Z-axis — what appears in front or behind. In this MiniCoursey quick guide, you’ll learn what Z-Index does, how stacking context works, and … Read more
Confused about when to use CSS Variables and when to use SASS Variables? You’re not alone. They sound similar but work very differently. In this MiniCoursey quick guide, you’ll learn how CSS Variables and SASS Variables work, their main differences, and when to use each to write clean, maintainable stylesheets for modern web projects. How … Read more