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set active class based on url value

7:46 am, February 27, 2024
Changing an array declared with const

7:40 am, February 27, 2024
js function to calculate golf scores

7:19 am, February 27, 2024
hide the third row in a table with css

7:10 am, February 27, 2024
javascript page redirect

7:07 am, February 27, 2024
target 1st td in a table with css

6:58 am, February 27, 2024
Alpine JS Testing

6:30 am, February 27, 2024
loop to arr.length or array length

6:10 am, February 27, 2024
Radial Click Effect

6:10 am, February 27, 2024
add click event to multiple link items

6:10 am, February 27, 2024
make all links target new window

6:10 am, February 27, 2024
top bar overflow issues [fixed]

6:10 am, February 27, 2024
how to embed google fonts icons

6:10 am, February 27, 2024
javascript try catch example function

6:09 am, February 27, 2024
imgur upload from php

6:09 am, February 27, 2024
page scroll indicator research

6:09 am, February 27, 2024
inline form field padding

6:09 am, February 27, 2024
foundation responsive tables

6:09 am, February 27, 2024
adding react with JSX using babel

6:08 am, February 27, 2024
switching stack order of floats with flex

6:08 am, February 27, 2024
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scale

The scale CSS property allows you to specify scale transforms individually and independently of the transform property. This maps better to typical user interface usage, and saves having to remember the exact order of transform functions to specify in the transform value.
scale css reference