🔅 WordPress: Building a Secure Site

🌐 Author: Allie Nimmons
🔰 Level: Intermediate

⏰ Duration: 51m

🌀 Learn how to launch a WordPress website that is safe and secure. Find out how to address vulnerabilities, create and manage safe user accounts, edit files for security, and more.

📗 Topics: WordPress

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🔅 CSS: Animation

🌐 Author: Val Head
🔰 Level: Intermediate

⏰ Duration: 1h 50m

🌀 Learn how to create simple CSS animations such as rollover buttons, 3D transforms, animated graphics and logos, load screens, and more.

📗 Topics: Interactive Web Content, Cascading Style Sheets

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💸 Going Beyond Pixels and (r)ems in CSS: Absolute Length Units

The last in a series on CSS units, this time looking at absolute units (“the units you mostly - absolutely - want to avoid”).

Although they are generally not recommended for responsive, accessible experiences, Brecht shares a few reasons why you might use them over relative ones.

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🔅 HTML and CSS: Linking

🌐 Author: Jen Kramer
🔰 Level: Intermediate

⏰ Duration: 1h 44m

🌀 Learn different ways you can use links in HTML, as well as how to style links in CSS and how to maintain links.

📗 Topics: Cascading Style Sheets, HTML

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💸 The Things Users Would Appreciate In Mobile Apps

Pointers on things like forms, search, navigation, roomy elements, etc.

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⌨️ CSS Specificity Hierarchy

When multiple selectors apply, the one with higher specificity wins. If specificity is the same, the last declared rule takes precedence.