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Building a Magical 3D Button

Introduction.

I had a neat realization recently: Buttons are the “killer feature” of the web.

Every significant thing we do online, from ordering food to scheduling an appointment to playing a video, involves pressing a button. Buttons (and the forms they submit) make the web dynamic and interactive and powerful.

But so many of those buttons are lackluster. They can trigger enormous changes in the real world, but they don't feel tangible at all. The feel like dull everyday pixels.

In this tutorial, we'll build a whimsical 3D button:

Link to this heading Our strategy

There's one main trick we'll use a couple times in this tutorial to create the illusion of a 3D button.

Here's how it works: when the user interacts with our button, we'll slide a foreground layer up and down, in front of a stationary background:

(Try sliding the "Reveal" slider, and then interacting with the button!)

Why not use box-shadow or border ? Those properties are super expensive to animate. If we want a buttery-smooth transition on the button, we'll have way more success with this strategy.

Here's our MVP button in code:

Code Playground

Our button element provides the burgundy background color that simulates the bottom edge of our button. We also strip away the default border/padding that comes with button elements.

.front is our foreground layer. it gets a bright pink-crimson background color, as well as some text styles.

We'll slide the foreground layer around with transform: translate . This is the best way to accomplish this effect, since transforms can be hardware-accelerated.

While the mouse is held down on the button, the :active styles will apply. We'll shift the front layer down so that it sits 2px above the bottom. We could drop it to 0px, but I want to keep the 3D illusion going at all times.

Link to this heading The details

We've created a solid foundation, and now it's time to build some cool stuff on top of it!

Link to this heading Focus outlines

Most browsers will add an outline to a button when it's clicked, to indicate that the element has captured focus.

Here's what this looks like by default, on Chrome / MacOS:

In the MVP above, I took the liberty of adding an outline-offset declaration. This property gives our button a bit of a buffer:

This is a dramatic improvement, but it's still a bit of an eyesore. Plus, it doesn't work consistently: on Firefox, outline-offset doesn't work for the default "focus" outlines.

We can't simply remove it, though—that outline is super important for folks who navigate using their keyboard. They rely on it to let them know which element is focused.

Fortunately, we can use a swanky CSS pseudo-class to help us out: :focus-visible

That's one heck of a selector, so let's break it down.

The :focus pseudo-class will apply its declarations when an element is focused. This works regardless of whether the element is focused by tabbing to it on the keyboard, or by clicking it with a mouse.

:focus-visible is similar, but it only applies when the element is focused and the user would benefit from seeing a visual focus indicator (because they're using a keyboard to navigate, for example).

Finally, :not allows us to mix in some logic. The styles will apply when the element matches the :focus selector, but not the :focus-visible selector. In practical terms, this means that we'll hide the outline when the button is focused and the user is using a pointer device (eg. a mouse, a trackpad, a finger on a touchscreen).

Link to this heading A hover state

So, in real life, buttons don't rise up to meet your finger before you press on it.

But wouldn't it be cool if they did?

Let's shift the button up by a few pixels when they hover. Also, let's slap a transition on the front layer. This will animate the state changes, producing a more fluid interaction.

I add the will-change: transform declaration so that this animation can be hardware-accelerated. This topic is covered in my Introduction to CSS Transitions .

Link to this heading Injecting personality

With a blanket transition: transform 250ms , we've given our button an animation, but it still doesn't have much in the way of personality .

Let's consider the different actions that can be performed on this button:

Should each of these actions share the same characteristics? I don't think so. I want the button to snap down quickly when clicked, and I want it to bounce back when released. When the cursor wanders away, I want it to sink back to its natural position at a glacial pace.

Here's what that looks like. Try interacting with the button to see the difference:

We can set overrides for each state, to change how the animation behaves. In addition to picking different speeds, we can also change the timing functions!

Our default transition, inside .front , is applied when the mouse leaves the button. It's our "return to equilibrium" transition. I've given it a leisurely duration of 600ms—an eternity when it comes to micro-interactions. I've also given it a custom easing curve, via cubic-bezier .

I'll be writing more about cubic Bézier curves soon. In essence, they let us create our own timing curve. This is a lower-level tool that gives us a ton of control.

In the case of our “equilibrium” curve, it's essentially a more-aggressive ease-out :

When we press down on the button, we switch to our :active transition. I've chosen a lightning-quick transition time of 34ms—roughly 2 frames at 60fps. I want this one to be speedy, since this is how people tend to press buttons in real life!

Finally, our :hover transition. This state tackles two separate actions:

Ideally, I would pick different transitions for each of these actions, but it isn't possible in pure CSS. If I really wanted to go the extra mile, I'd need to write some JS to disambiguate between these states.

I've crafted a "springy" Bézier curve that overshoots a little bit. This gives the button a ton more personality. Here's what this curve looks like:

Ultimately, Bézier curves will never look quite as lush as spring physics , but they can get pretty close with enough tinkering!

Link to this heading Adding a shadow

To really sell the whole “3D” thing, we can add a shadow:

You may be tempted to reach for box-shadow to accomplish this, but we'll have much more success by repeating a trick we saw earlier. Our shadow will be a separate layer, and it'll move in the opposite direction of our front layer.

In order for this to work, we'll need to restructure things a bit. Here's the markup for our new setup:

Before, we were using the <button> itself as our edge layer. Now, though, we need a shadow to sit below it. Our <button> will become a wrapper, holding 3 layers stacked one on top of the other.

Here's the CSS, with some stuff removed for brevity:

In order to stack HTML elements, we use absolute positioning. The final layer, .front , uses relative positioning, since we need 1 in-flow child to give the <button> its width and height.

We can rely purely on DOM order; no z-index required to control the stacking order!

In terms of how to set the translate : our shadow moves in the opposite direction from our front layer. The shadow doesn't quite move as far from the baseline position: While .front moves up by 6px, .shadow only moves down by 4px. This is a subjective choice;you might prefer different values. Experimentation is encouraged!

We can also add a bit of blurring, for a softer, more natural shadow:

This can be accomplished with the blur filter:

Link to this heading Color and aesthetics

We're just about there, but we can do two more small things to complete the effect.

This first one is super subtle, but really satisfying. I apply a linear gradient to the "edge" element, to make it seem like the rounded corners are reflecting less light:

Here's the CSS for this bit:

We're almost there — let's toss a cherry onto this sundae and call it a day.

The last little detail is an additional hover effect:

On hover, the button brightens. Both layers get lighter.

How should we tackle this? We could switch out the colors, but that gets a bit complicated because of the gradient we just added. Fortunately, we can leverage another CSS filter: brightness .

On hover, the button gets 10% brighter. This affects all 3 layers. filter is a surprisingly performant property to animate, so we won't be stressing out the hardware too much.

Link to this heading Mobile enhancements

When tapping an interactive element on mobile devices, the browser will flash a "tap rectangle" on top:

Notice the grey rectangle that flashes quickly? The color varies between iOS and Android, but the effect is constant.

Why does it do this? Well, the box can serve as helpful feedback, to confirm that you've successfully tapped the target. But our button offers plenty of feedback as-is, so we don't need it in this case.

We can remove it with this declaration:

One more thing: on iOS, if the button is held down for a second, the phone will try and select the text within the button:

Let's make the button unselectable, to improve this situation:

With great power comes great responsibility. We should exercise great caution when disabling browser features meant to improve usability! In this case, I feel pretty confident that we are improving the experience, not degrading it, but these properties should be used extremely rarely.

Link to this heading Started from the button now we here

It's been quite a journey, but I hope you'll agree that we've built a very satisfying button.

It's also very ostentatious; you probably want to be pretty selective about where you use this sort of button. I wouldn't use this button for a GDPR cookie-consent banner! But for grand and exciting actions, you now have a button that matches 🎉

If you're interested in leveling-up your CSS skills, I recently launched a course! It's specifically tailored for JS devs. If you work with a framework like React or Vue and you don't feel super comfortable with CSS, my mission this year is to change that. It's called CSS for JavaScript Developers , and you can learn more at css-for-js.dev .

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By default, Safari on Mac blocks pop-up windows from appearing. If you need to allow pop-ups for certain websites, it's easy to make the change in Safari Preferences. Here's how.

First, open Safari on your Mac and browse to the website that includes the pop-ups that you want to allow. In the menu bar, click "Safari," and select "Preferences" from the menu that appears.

In the preferences window of Safari 14 and up, click the "Websites" tab, and then scroll down to the bottom of the sidebar and select "Pop-up Windows."

In older versions of Safari, open Preferences and click the "Security" tab. Uncheck "Block pop-up windows" here. If you're still using an older version, we recommend updating Safari as soon as possible to keep your Mac safe .

With "Pop-Up Windows" selected, you'll see a box on the right titled "Allow pop-up windows on the websites below." Locate the name of the website that you want to allow pop-ups on in the list. (Remember that the site must currently be open in a Safari browser window.)

Click the drop-down box beside the website name and select "Allow."

Repeat this step with any other sites in the list that you want to allow pop-ups for.

If you want to allow pop-ups on all websites by default (although we strongly advise against it), click the drop-down menu beside "When visiting other websites" and select "Allow."

After that, close Safari Preferences, and your settings will be changed. The next time you visit the site that you allowed pop-ups for, the pop-ups will appear as expected. Happy browsing!

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Introduction

Safari is a popular web browser known for its sleek interface and seamless user experience. However, one common annoyance that many users encounter while browsing the web is the incessant barrage of pop-up ads and notifications. These intrusive elements can disrupt your browsing session, hinder productivity, and even pose security risks if they contain malicious content.

Thankfully, there are several effective methods to combat these pesky pop-ups and enjoy a more streamlined and uninterrupted browsing experience on Safari. In this article, we will explore three practical approaches to disable pop-ups on Safari, empowering you to take control of your online experience and browse with peace of mind.

Whether you're using Safari on your Mac, iPhone, or iPad, these methods are designed to help you minimize or completely eliminate the intrusion of pop-up ads and notifications. From leveraging Safari's built-in settings to utilizing content blockers and clearing website data, we'll delve into step-by-step instructions to empower you with the tools needed to tailor your browsing environment to your preferences.

By implementing these strategies, you can reclaim control over your online activities, enhance your privacy and security, and enjoy a more enjoyable and focused browsing experience on Safari. Let's dive into the methods and explore how you can bid farewell to disruptive pop-ups and savor a smoother, more enjoyable browsing journey.

Method 1: Using Safari Settings

Safari offers a range of customizable settings that empower users to tailor their browsing experience according to their preferences. By leveraging these built-in features, you can effectively mitigate the intrusion of pop-up ads and notifications, creating a more seamless and uninterrupted browsing environment.

Step 1: Accessing Safari Preferences

To initiate the process of disabling pop-ups, begin by launching the Safari browser on your device. Once Safari is open, navigate to the "Safari" menu located in the top-left corner of the screen. From the drop-down menu, select "Preferences" to access the comprehensive array of settings and customization options available within Safari.

Step 2: Enabling Pop-Up Blocker

Within the Preferences window, click on the "Websites" tab located at the top of the interface. Here, you will find a list of website-specific settings and permissions. Look for the "Pop-up Windows" option in the left-hand sidebar and click on it to reveal the available customization options.

Step 3: Configuring Pop-Up Settings

Upon selecting the "Pop-up Windows" option, you will have the ability to manage pop-up behavior for individual websites. You can choose to allow pop-ups for specific websites while blocking them on others, or opt to enable Safari's built-in pop-up blocker to prevent pop-ups across all websites.

Step 4: Activating Pop-Up Blocker

To activate Safari's pop-up blocker, simply check the box next to "Block and Notify" under the "When visiting other websites" section. This setting ensures that Safari will automatically block pop-ups while providing a notification in the address bar, allowing you to manage exceptions for specific websites as needed.

By following these straightforward steps and leveraging Safari's native settings, you can effectively disable pop-ups and fortify your browsing experience against intrusive ads and notifications. This method empowers you to customize pop-up behavior according to your preferences, granting you greater control over your online interactions and fostering a more seamless and distraction-free browsing journey.

Method 2: Using Content Blockers

In addition to Safari's built-in settings, another effective approach to combatting pop-up ads and intrusive notifications is by utilizing content blockers. Content blockers are powerful tools that enable users to filter and block specific types of content, including pop-ups, ads, and other distracting elements, thereby enhancing the overall browsing experience.

Understanding Content Blockers

Content blockers, also known as ad blockers, are extensions or applications designed to intercept and filter out unwanted content from web pages. These blockers work by analyzing the elements of a web page and selectively preventing certain types of content from loading, such as pop-up ads, banners, and tracking scripts. By leveraging content blockers, users can tailor their browsing environment to their preferences, effectively reducing distractions and enhancing privacy and security.

Installing Content Blockers on Safari

To begin using content blockers on Safari, you can explore the wide range of available extensions and applications designed to enhance your browsing experience. The App Store on iOS devices and the Mac App Store offer a variety of content blockers that can be seamlessly integrated with Safari, empowering you to customize your browsing environment according to your preferences.

Once you have identified a content blocker that aligns with your needs, simply download and install the application or extension from the respective store. After installation, you can access the content blocker's settings and preferences to configure its behavior according to your preferences.

Configuring Content Blockers

Upon installing a content blocker, you can access its settings within Safari to fine-tune its behavior and customize the types of content it filters. Content blockers typically offer a range of customization options, allowing you to block specific categories of content, whitelist certain websites, and tailor the level of filtering based on your preferences.

By configuring content blockers to target pop-up ads and other intrusive elements, you can effectively minimize distractions and create a more streamlined and enjoyable browsing experience on Safari. These blockers empower you to take control of your online interactions, enhance privacy, and mitigate the intrusion of unwanted content, ultimately fostering a more focused and secure browsing environment.

Enjoying a Distraction-Free Browsing Experience

By leveraging content blockers, you can significantly reduce the presence of pop-up ads and other disruptive content, allowing you to immerse yourself in your online activities without unnecessary interruptions. Whether you're browsing articles, shopping online, or engaging with web-based applications, content blockers provide a valuable layer of protection and customization, enabling you to savor a more seamless and distraction-free browsing journey on Safari.

Incorporating content blockers into your browsing routine empowers you to curate a personalized and secure online environment, enhancing your overall satisfaction and productivity while navigating the web. With the ability to selectively filter out unwanted content, including pop-up ads, content blockers offer a valuable tool for tailoring your browsing experience to align with your preferences and priorities.

Method 3: Clearing Website Data

Clearing website data is a proactive and effective method to combat pop-up ads and notifications on Safari. When you browse the web, websites often store data on your device, including cookies, cached files, and other site-specific information. While this data can enhance your browsing experience by enabling personalized content and streamlined access to websites, it can also contribute to the proliferation of pop-up ads and intrusive notifications.

By clearing website data on Safari, you can effectively remove accumulated site-specific information, potentially eliminating the triggers for pop-up ads and notifications. This process allows you to reset your interactions with websites, providing a fresh start that may mitigate the intrusion of unwanted elements during your browsing sessions.

Step-by-Step Guide to Clearing Website Data

Accessing Safari Preferences : To initiate the process of clearing website data, launch the Safari browser on your device and navigate to the "Safari" menu located in the top-left corner of the screen. From the drop-down menu, select "Preferences" to access the comprehensive array of settings and customization options available within Safari.

Navigating to Privacy Settings : Within the Preferences window, click on the "Privacy" tab located at the top of the interface. Here, you will find a range of privacy-related settings and options designed to manage your interactions with websites and the data they store on your device.

Managing Website Data : Under the "Privacy" tab, locate and click on the "Manage Website Data" button. This action will reveal a list of websites that have stored data on your device, along with the respective data sizes and types.

Removing Website Data : Within the "Manage Website Data" interface, you have the option to selectively remove data for specific websites or clear all website data at once. By clicking on the "Remove All" button, you can effectively reset the accumulated website data, potentially disrupting the mechanisms that contribute to the display of pop-up ads and notifications.

Benefits of Clearing Website Data

Clearing website data on Safari offers several notable benefits beyond mitigating pop-up ads and notifications. By periodically clearing website data, you can:

Enhance Privacy: Removing accumulated website data helps safeguard your privacy by minimizing the information stored by websites, reducing the potential for tracking and targeted advertising.

Improve Performance: Clearing website data can contribute to improved browser performance by reducing the accumulation of cached files and other site-specific data that may impact loading times and responsiveness.

Reset Website Interactions: By clearing website data, you can reset your interactions with websites, potentially resolving issues related to persistent pop-up ads and notifications.

Incorporating the practice of clearing website data into your browsing routine can contribute to a more streamlined and secure browsing experience on Safari. By periodically resetting accumulated site-specific data, you can proactively manage your online interactions, enhance privacy, and potentially mitigate the intrusion of disruptive pop-up ads and notifications, empowering you to enjoy a more focused and enjoyable browsing journey.

In conclusion, the persistent presence of pop-up ads and notifications can significantly detract from the overall browsing experience, leading to frustration and potential security concerns for users of Safari. However, by implementing the methods outlined in this guide, individuals can reclaim control over their online interactions and cultivate a more streamlined and enjoyable browsing environment.

By leveraging Safari's built-in settings, users can customize pop-up behavior according to their preferences, effectively mitigating the intrusion of disruptive elements while maintaining the flexibility to manage exceptions for specific websites. This approach empowers individuals to tailor their browsing experience to align with their priorities, fostering a sense of control and personalization.

Furthermore, the utilization of content blockers offers a powerful means to filter out unwanted content, including pop-up ads and intrusive notifications. By integrating these blockers with Safari, users can enjoy a distraction-free browsing journey, allowing them to immerse themselves in online activities without unnecessary interruptions. Content blockers provide a valuable layer of protection and customization, enhancing privacy, security, and overall satisfaction while navigating the web.

Additionally, the proactive practice of clearing website data serves as a strategic measure to reset interactions with websites, potentially disrupting the mechanisms that contribute to the display of pop-up ads and notifications. By periodically clearing accumulated site-specific data, individuals can enhance privacy, improve browser performance, and mitigate the intrusion of disruptive elements, ultimately fostering a more focused and secure browsing experience on Safari.

Incorporating these methods into one's browsing routine empowers individuals to curate a personalized and secure online environment, enhancing their overall satisfaction and productivity while navigating the web. By taking advantage of Safari's native settings, content blockers, and the practice of clearing website data, users can effectively disable pop-ups and fortify their browsing experience against intrusive ads and notifications.

Ultimately, by implementing these practical approaches, individuals can bid farewell to disruptive pop-ups and savor a smoother, more enjoyable browsing journey on Safari. These methods not only enhance the browsing experience but also contribute to a heightened sense of control, privacy, and security, empowering users to navigate the web with confidence and peace of mind.

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Allow PopUps in Safari: Popups are small flashing messages that come in front of any user while browsing the internet & interestingly, you can’t look away from them. And nobody wants to get distracted by many popups bombarding in front while working on crucial work. So, many choose to Disable the Popup messages in browsers on Mac & Windows.

However, disabling Browser Popup Messages often backfired on the user itself. There can be some important popup messages like a Login Message or Sign Up Message , but all get blocked in the browser. And the Safari Popup Messages are not different from those. In such cases, you must go for the Allow Popup in Safari operation on Mac.

In this article, we will discuss the effective steps required for How to Allow & Block Pop-Ups in Safari on both Mac & iPhone.

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To enable pop-ups on safari , we have to follow the below steps. We will start by discussing the steps required on the Mac devices.

Section 1: To Enable pop-ups on Mac Safari

If you’re looking to allow pop-ups in Safari on your Mac, you’ll need to enable them in your browser settings. This process involves enabling pop ups in Safari to ensure that certain websites can display pop-up windows when necessary. Here’s how to do it:

Step 1: Start the Safari & click on the Settings option.

Step 2: Go to the Websites Tab . Scroll down to find out the Pop-Up Windows . And choose the Allow from the Dropdown list.

Hence, we have successfully enable the Popup messages on Safari on the Mac devices.

Section 2: To Enable Pop-ups on Safari in iPhone or iPad

If you’re using an iPhone or iPad and need to enable pop-ups in Safari , you can do so easily through the settings. Simply open the Settings app, scroll down and select Safari, then toggle the switch next to “Block Pop-ups” to off. This will allow pop-ups in Safari on your iOS device, giving you access to any necessary pop-up content while browsing. Here are the steps for you to follow:

Step 1: Open Settings & scroll down to find the option Safari .

Step 2: Disable the button Block Pop-ups to enable pop-ups on Safari in the settings.

Hence, we have successfully enable popups in Safari in iPhone or iPad devices.

So, these are the simple steps you can perform to allow popups in Safari . Using the important popup, you can perform the further next tasks. However, if you find there are a lot of distracting popups arriving, allow popup in Safari again. As per your need, you can again enable the settings.

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What is the risk of enabling popup messages in safari.

Enabling popup messages can be risky. They often contain random URLs, clicking on which can lead to loss of personal and financial information. Be cautious when enabling popup message services.

How to allow popups in Safari messages on my MacBook?

To enable Popup Messages in MacBook Safari, the following points should be executed. Open Safari Browser. Click on the Settings option. Go to the Websites Tab. Select Popup Windows Select Allow from the dropdown menu.

What are the steps required for starting the Safari Popup messages on iPhone?

The steps required to start Safari Popup Messages on iPhone are the following. Go to the Settings. Click on the Safari option. Disable the Block Pop-Up button.

Where is the pop-up menu on Safari?

Safari doesn’t have a pop-up menu, but you can control pop-up windows in settings: Mac:  Safari menu > Preferences > Websites > Pop-up Windows iPhone/iPad:  Settings app > Safari > Block Pop-ups

How do I allow pop-ups on Safari?

Sure, to allow pop-ups on Safari: Mac:  Visit Safari preferences > Security > uncheck “Block pop-up windows”. iPhone/iPad:  In Settings, tap Safari and turn off “Block Pop-ups”.

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• Add passes to Wallet
• Save part or all of a web page
• Print or create a PDF of a web page
• Interact with text in a picture
• Change your home page
• Customise a start page
• Create a profile
• Block pop-ups
• Make Safari your default web browser
• Hide your email address
• Manage cookies
• Clear your browsing history
• Browse privately
• Prevent cross-site tracking
• See who tried to track you
• Change Safari settings
• Keyboard and other shortcuts

Allow or block pop-ups in Safari on Mac

Pop-up windows can be helpful or distracting. Some websites require you to allow pop-ups. For example, a bank website might show your monthly statements in pop-ups. Other websites might fill your screen with pop-up ads.

You can allow or block pop-ups on individual websites or all websites. If you’re not sure whether you want to block pop-ups on a website, you can choose to block and be notified when the site wants to display a pop-up, then decide if you want to show the pop-up.

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Allow or block pop-ups on one website

Choose Safari > Settings, then click Websites.

Click Pop-up Windows on the left.

If you don’t see Pop-up Windows, make sure you scroll to the bottom of the list.

In the pop-up menu for the website, choose one of the following:

Allow: Pop-ups for the website appear.

Block: Pop-ups for the website don’t appear.

Allow or block pop-ups on all websites

If there are websites listed below Configured Websites and you want to change the settings for these sites (for example, they’re set to Allow, but you want to change them to Block), select each website, then click Remove.

If you don’t see Configured Websites, either you haven’t set pop-up blocking for any sites yet, or you’ve cleared the list.

Click the “When visiting other websites” pop-up menu, then choose one of the following:

Allow: Pop-ups for the websites appear.

Block: Pop-ups for the websites don’t appear.

If you block pop-ups on a website but you continue to see them, you might have unwanted software on your Mac. See the Apple Support article Block pop-up ads and windows in Safari .

Note: Blocking pop-ups might also block some content you want to see.