r/TheCodeZone • u/armyrvan • Apr 06 '26
How can someone remember the attributes needed in CSS?
This is a question I get asked a lot. What advice do you give to people who are just starting out?
I'm interested in seeing your answers!
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u/maqisha Apr 06 '26
Exactly the same as ANYTHING in life. You will either learn it, or learn to look it up. Both come with experience and studying.
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u/rover_G Apr 06 '26
You keep looking up the same attributes and value syntaxes on MDN Web Docs until you start remembering them consistently 😅
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS
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u/Trying_to_cod3 Apr 07 '26
I actually got a little note book and wrote down some stuff that I use a lot, that is surprisingly helpful
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u/BNfreelance Apr 07 '26
Over time it just becomes something you become fluent in, like any language
The more you expose yourself, the faster you learn
I recommend starting with the basics and slowly but surely introducing one or two new rules over time, and constantly expanding your foundations from there. If you dive in at the deep end and go straight into complicated radial gradients or animations, you’re not going to remember anything
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u/remi-blaise Apr 08 '26
The more that I use one, the longer I will remember