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Quicktip: Use Negative Margins with CSS Transforms to Fix Clipping

I’ve been playing around with CSS Transforms and had an annoying issue: when rotating divs at an angle, the edge of the div also rotated leaving a gap where I didn’t want one. See the pic:

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Posted on March 2, 2011 by Michael. | Tagged css, html, quicktip | Leave a comment

Wiping Out Inherited CSS Styles

Sure, you can use the !important css keyword in your stylesheets to override inherited styles, but what about when you want to simply wipe out or remove a style defined in a parent? Use the auto keyword.

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Posted on February 27, 2009 by Michael. | Tagged css | 4 Comments
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