Modern CSS-Tultypes and Bubbles for Language (Part 2)

This article deals with different forms of CSS-Tultipe. The main task is to create an optimized code that can be easily controlled using CSS variants to update the size, shape and position of the tail.

🚀 The author hopes that the reader was able to get acquainted with the techniques that were used to create tultypes in the first part of the articles. Together, they were able to create a flexible tultype template that supports different directions, positioning and color without adding any difficulty to HTML.

🧠 The author uses the property of CSS BORDER-IMAGE, using cunning tricks with clip-paath to control the tail of the tultype. If you have not yet tested this article or the first part of this series, please do so as they enter the case today and the context will be useful.

• 📌 Ways to create CSS-Tultypes
• 📌 Optimization of code using CSS variables
• 📌 Various forms and placement of tultypes