34 Free Open Source CSS Code Snippets for Developers

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With a quick Google search you will find a ton of handy CSS2/CSS3 code snippets. But what about pre-built CSS web interfaces? There are some cool widgets and samples out there, but it can be difficult finding great high-quality releases. I think developers really treasure open source codes for the fact that it saves a lot of time putting together more complicated websites.

In this showcase gallery I have organized 34 outstanding and free CSS code snippets. All of these examples provide some type of website interface element such as forms, buttons, tables, switches, pagination, and other common items. Be sure to check out the gallery listing to get a better idea of what you may be able to use in your own website(s). All items are provided by CSSFlow which you can download for free and include on any number of projects.

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25 Web Development Tutorials for Useful Code Snippets

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Over the past few years we have published a large set of tutorial focused on web development techniques. Both frontend and backend code samples are always helpful when you are building new projects. And that is reason enough to go back and check out past tutorials for golden nuggets of codes.

Check out the gallery below comprised of 25 past dev tutorials. The topics include HTML5, CSS3, jQuery, and PHP. There are webapps for all types of developers and hopefully some cool techniques worth looking into a bit deeper. Browse over the individual headlines and be sure to let us know your thoughts in the post discussion area.

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CSS3 And HTML5 Snippets You Should Be Aware Of

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Since the launch of CSS3 and HTML5 there’s a buzz around them and since the browsers have started offering compatibility for their properties people have gone insane about these two new web technologies.

CSS3 and HTML5 are starting to become the things that everyone is trying to learn and what better way to learn how to do a certain snippet than to see it and its code in action.

I know it will sound strange to some people, but I find it easier to learn from snippets than actual tutorials and I hope you are the same way because I have here 35 interesting snippets which do really neat stuff. I only hope that these snippets will be working in all browsers sooner.

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