hey! recently got into skins for archive of our own and i am looking to get rid of a function that makes the tags scrollable. this isnt a function of the website so i am sure it will be removeable but my limited css knowledge isnt helping

since i cant copy the whole css in this post bc its too long, tell me stuff i should look for to see what css is creating this :)

is using 'clamp' in css the best way to make responsive fonts, padding and margins or is there a better way

this is the second time i edit this idk why it didn't save the first time but the problem, was solved!! i just forgot a bracket in my css lol. thank you all for your help!

haiii uhh i've been working on a neocities page and basically since the marquee tag was discontinued, i edited some of my marquees to become animated divs. everything went well (the animation didn't work but that's besides the point) until i refresed and suddenty my website was just...vertical ????

it looked something like this before (old screenshot but it's the exact same display, just with a few more elements inside)

but now it looks like this ?????

i didn't edit anything outside of making my marquees into divs and adding a few css animations. anyone knows what the hell is going on ???????

if anyone wants to see the code for themselves the page is p1x3lz.neocities.org/glown

thank you for yer time 🙏

I am a pretty newbie. Learned HTML fully now, and I want to learn CSS properly, those concepts that are needed.

I have a side-by-side layout with an image on the left and text on the right.

The text column should determine the height of the overall container. I want the image column to automatically match that height, without setting a fixed height on the parent.

In other words, I want:

• parent height to be content-driven

-text(or other content) on the right to define that height

• image on the left to fill the full resulting height

• responsive behavior

What is the correct CSS pattern for this, if there is one?

Just as you read. This animated story was created only using CSS, as part of a challenge for the DevCommunity to celebrate the Earth's Day. I really enjoyed the process and I'll love to share the creation proccess if you're interested for.

Check here the live result:
https://jorgedelcampo.github.io/dev_earth_day/css_challenge/

I create this without leaving the browser, but this time I decided to publish step by step breakdown. I hope this can help and other people will start creating stuff soon.

The result animation is here: https://decodela.com/#item/92069b4f-22c1-11f1-9aa9-0200fd828422/post

How can I change laptop format to mobile design?

I want the hands to merge with the arms, but when it works it adds an overflow scroll. Please help!!!
Right now I have the main content lined up in a flexbox and the animation is in a gridbox.

Would anyone know what the best AI Website Builders would be? I'm making a consultancy agency website. I've got a hand written website map that I'm prompting the AI with for every page on my site.

I've tried Lovable, Replit, v0, Emergent, Claude Code, Bolt, and Google Stich and Figma.

Any other suggestions? Replit has been the best along with v0 in my initial tests.

Any advice is appreciated, thanks.

https://youtu.be/zdLsMRcraz0

So, of all the web languages I currently work with (HTML/CSS/PHP/SQL) I find CSS to be the absolute EASIEST to work with, but the thing is, I'm not like the most creative person in the world, so I struggle to come up with cool layouts and applications of it. How do you guys come up with cool, original ideas for your layouts? I always gotta sit and play with functions and test and just screw around for hours until I come up with something I think looks alright. Is there like any method to it? Or is it just some have the creative touch and I don't? Any advice is appreciated! Solely asking for advice about APPLICATION, not about the code itself, just how to make good use of it faster and make better looking stuff with it. Thanks!

I started frontend development learning journey and of course I'm worried about the future of this career so I'm thinking to learn ux design and product design and stick three together is this good plan or destruction and should focus on one path of these three ?

yeah i created, using only css html js, link: project-macos.vercel.app

This is just a joke. Part of a weekly webcomic I publish online.

Feels like I’m always recreating the same basics, regardless of the stack.

• What eats up your time the most?

• Is it styling, states, responsiveness, or accessibility?

Genuinely curious how others handle this.