Zoran Jambor

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Frontend developer & content creator, author of CSS Weekly.

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ZJZoran Jamborblog.css-weekly.comApr 8, 2025 · 10 min read

Top 5 CSS Navigation Menu Mistakes

Find out how to improve the UI of your navigation menus with a few lines of CSS. Along the way, you’ll learn how to create a delayed closing effect for the dropdown menu, utilize the :has() pseudo-class to simplify your HTML structure, and more. http...

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ZJZoran Jamborblog.css-weekly.comDec 13, 2024 · 4 min read

Start Using Minimap Section Headers in VS Code

https://youtu.be/9iv7P688AnY You’re likely more than familiar with the minimap in Visual Studio Code—it gives you a quick overview of the currently opened file, so you can easily jump to any part of the code you want to work on. But minimap is actu...

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ZJZoran Jamborblog.css-weekly.comAug 8, 2024 · 14 min read

Transition to `height: auto` & `display: none` Using Pure CSS

https://youtu.be/1VsMKz4Zweg 💡 UPDATE, September 12, 2024: In the earlier version of this article, calc-size was used with a single argument, like this: calc-size(auto). This is no longer supported; calc-size() works only as a two-argument form, ...

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Top 5 CSS Navigation Menu Mistakes

Start Using Minimap Section Headers in VS Code

Transition to `height: auto` & `display: none` Using Pure CSS