Some basic CSS tricks to help you get started in CSS

Here are some CSS tricks that will surely help you as a beginner writing CSS.

1. Using box-sizing: border-box; on all elements can make it easier to work with sizing and padding.
2. Using the :hover selector to create hover effects on elements.
3. Using the ::before and ::after pseudo-elements to add content before or after an element, respectively.
4. Using the position property to control the positioning of elements, such as position: absolute; to position an element relative to its parent.
5. Using the display property to control the layout of elements, such as display: flex; to create a flexible container.
6. Using the transform property to manipulate the shape, size, and position of elements, such as transform: rotate(45deg); to rotate an element.
7. Using media queries to create responsive designs that adjust to different screen sizes.
8. Using the z-index property to control the stacking order of elements.
9. Using the background property to set background colors and images.
10. Using the border property to create borders around elements.