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Cutting a preview to a fixed number of lines used to mean measuring text and slicing strings. Three declarations do it instead: display: -webkit-box with a vertical box-orient lets -webkit-line-clamp cut at whatever line you name, and the browser adds the ellipsis. The line count here is a custom property, so the same rule serves every card.
A headline that types itself out with no JavaScript at all. The trick is animating width from 0 to the text's own character count in ch units, with white-space: nowrap and overflow: hidden clipping the rest, and a steps() timing function landing the reveal one character at a time. A blinking border-right doubles as the caret.
Truncate multi-line text to a fixed number of lines using CSS `line-clamp`, automatically adding an ellipsis when the content overflows. The demo switches between short and long descriptions to illustrate the effect.
This UI trick uses the new `text-wrap` CSS property to intelligently balance headlines and prevent orphaned words in paragraphs. Applying `text-wrap: balance` makes multi-line headings visually symmetrical, while `text-wrap: pretty` prevents a single word from appearing alone on the last line of a paragraph, enhancing readability and design aesthetics with zero extra markup.
A vibrant gradient continuously slides through text, creating an eye-catching, dynamic heading with a subtle glow, making the text feel alive and modern.