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        <h2>4 Ways to Conditionally Add Classes in Angular</h2>
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          Hey there, have you ever needed to programmatically add a class to an element in an Angular application? Like, maybe when a button is disabled, we need a class, but then once it’s enabled, we don’t. Or how about when a form goes from an invalid state
          to valid? Well, good news, this is actually pretty easy to do in angular. In this post I’m going to show you four different ways. First we’ll use a method called class binding. Next we’ll use the ngClass directive. After that we’ll use the @HostBinding
          decorator. And finally, we’ll use the Renderer2 addClass() and removeClass() methods. Let’s get to it!
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        <h2>Create Dynamic Text on a Path with HTML, SVG, and CSS</h2>
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          When it comes to incorporating irregular shaped text into web projects, we often end up using images. However, there may be a better way – using inline SVG and CSS to create dynamic, responsive, and accessible graphics directly within our HTML. In this
          post, we’ll walk you through the process of achieving this, ensuring our designs are on point while maintaining accessibility and SEO friendliness.
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        <h2>CSS Grid Can Do That?!</h2>
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          With CSS grid we can do some pretty amazing things. We can easily place grid items in the center of containers both horizontally and vertically. We can stack grid items without positioning or negative margins. We can create complex layouts quickly with
          ease. And we can even animate to unknown heights which used to be near impossible in the past. In this video we’ll look at a few of my favorite grid provided abilities.
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        <h2>Styling HTML Radio Buttons: A Step-by-Step Guide</h2>
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          HTML radio buttons are a staple of web forms, but their default appearance leaves much to be desired. In this blog post, we’ll walk through one of my favorite methods to customize the look of radio buttons using CSS, creating a more user-friendly and
          visually appealing experience.
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