Add interactive examples to sin() and cos() CSS functions
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Description
Add interactive examples to
sin()andcos()CSS functions.Motivation
On September 2025, both sin() and cos() will become baseline widely available, yet both MDN articles have minimal information about the functions.
The interactive examples interface enhances the learning experience by allowing visitors to modify the code and see the results. This is a more instructive way to understand how these CSS functions work.
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