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Version devBuilt at: 2026-10-16 08:00:47 EDT

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A video demonstrating the allow-discrete CSS property. It shows a side-by-side comparison of two cards. On the left, a card using the old method disappears instantly when toggled. On the right, a card using allow-discrete and starting-style fades out and fades in smoothly when toggled.
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A video depicting color changes based on a color selector that updates the look of the components
A video showing a CSS spotlight effect. The video starts with an intro screen displaying the text CSS Spotlight Effect. Then, the word SpotLight appears on a dark background. A circular spotlight moves smoothly from left to right across the word, temporarily illuminating each letter as it passes.
Scrolling down the page takes the logo, and makes the gorilla walk
Video demonstration of the 'CSS sibling-index()' project by Lionel Péramo. The video begins with a dark title card reading 'CSS sibling-index()'. It then displays a geometric pattern of concentric circles made of tiny, glowing dots on a black background. The dots form a rainbow spectrum, starting with warm red and orange in the center and transitioning to green, blue, and purple on the outer edges. The dots scale up and down sequentially, radiating from the center outward to create a hypnotic, organic breathing wave effect.
Demonstration of the CSS shape editor web application. A user selects shape presets and adjusts anchor points directly on an interactive canvas. The video shows how to create an animation between two shape states and test the transition. The user changes units to percentages, copies the generated CSS clip-path code, toggles between light and dark themes, and switches languages.
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Demonstration of a scroll-spy navigation built only with CSS. As the user scrolls through four chapters of an article, the sidebar menu automatically updates to highlight the section currently visible on screen. This shows how CSS tracks scroll positions and styles active links without JavaScript.
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Demonstration of scroll tracking using CSS scroll-state queries. A user clicks a Sign Up button before reading the full Terms of Service. A warning prompt asks them to confirm. The user then scrolls to the bottom and clicks again. This time, the registration completes immediately. This shows how CSS detects scroll position without heavy JavaScript listeners.
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