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# title: "Top 10 CSS One-Liners: Learn to Create Stunning Visual Effects"
Key takeaways:
- CSS one-liners can be used to create stunning visual effects with minimal code.
- The property can be used to flip text vertically or horizontally.
- The property can be used to add spacing between flex items.
- The property can be used to flip images horizontally or vertically.
- The property can be used to add smooth scrolling to anchor tags.
- The property can be used to create snappy scrolling experiences.
- The property can be used to make elements resizable.
- The property can be used to cut off text and add an ellipsis.
- The property can be used to add gradients to text.
- The property can be used to prevent image distortion.
- The property can be used to prevent element selection.
# Top 10 CSS One-Liners
# 1. Writing Mode
"Writing mode allows you to physically flip a text over in a vertical position or horizontal which is default."
- Use to flip text vertically.
# 2. Gap
"Gap is a really simple one but really useful."
- Use property to add spacing between flex items.
- Can be customized to only apply to columns or rows by using or .
# 3. Flip Image
"Here's a cool little way that you can flip over an image either horizontally or vertically."
- Use to flip an image horizontally or vertically.
# 4. Smooth Scrolling
"This is a really really cool one... one line of CSS and you have a nice smooth animation going."
- Use to add smooth scrolling to anchor tags.
# 5. Snappy Scrolling
"This gives like a more natural scrolling experience to be honest."
- Use and to create snappy scrolling experiences.
- Can be customized to only snap to certain elements or axes.
# 6. Resizable Elements
"Do you know how when you have a text area you can just grab the point here and resize it to whatever size you want?"
- Use to make elements resizable.
- Can be customized to only allow resizing in one axis by using or .
# 7. Truncate Text
"This is a really simple but really effective way to cut off text."
- Use and to truncate text and add an ellipsis.
- Can be customized to show a certain number of lines.
# 8. Linear Gradient
"This is a really cool one... we can solve this issue by adding it to the background and then making the text transparent and will basically mask it to the text."
- Use and to add a linear gradient to text.
- Can be customized to use different colors and gradients.
# 9. Object Fit
"This is a problem I see loads of people having and the solution is so so simple."
- Use to prevent image distortion.
- Can be customized to use different fit options, such as or .
# 10. Pointer Events
"This is something very very useful... it basically stops us from selecting an item any item."
- Use to prevent element selection.
- Can be customized to use different pointer events, such as to allow selection.
Note: The original transcript has been edited for clarity and concision. Some quotes may have been paraphrased or shortened to better fit the format.
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