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    Why isn't my sticky element sticking when I scroll down the page?

    Asked on Wednesday, Nov 19, 2025

    When a sticky element isn't sticking, it often relates to its container or the CSS properties applied. Sticky positioning requires specific conditions to work properly. Example Concept: The CSS "posit…

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    What are effective scoping techniques to manage styles in a large project without causing conflicts?

    Asked on Tuesday, Nov 18, 2025

    Managing styles in a large project effectively requires techniques that prevent conflicts and maintain organization. CSS scoping techniques like BEM (Block Element Modifier), CSS Modules, and using sc…

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    Why do my flexbox styles look different in Safari compared to Chrome and Firefox?

    Asked on Monday, Nov 17, 2025

    Flexbox styles can appear differently across browsers due to variations in how each browser implements the CSS Flexbox specification. Safari, in particular, may have unique quirks or require specific …

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    Why isn't my animation easing function creating a smooth transition between keyframes?

    Asked on Sunday, Nov 16, 2025

    Animation easing functions control the speed of an animation to make transitions appear more natural. If your animation isn't transitioning smoothly, it might be due to incorrect use of easing functio…

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