<ul><li>You can create modal windows without JavaScript using only HTML and CSS.</li><li>This tutorial explores leveraging CSS techniques like the :target pseudo-class and the "checkbox hack" for creating modals.</li><li>Modal windows traditionally require JavaScript for triggering, hiding, and managing interactions.</li><li>The :target pseudo-class changes styles based on navigation state, allowing for showing and hiding modals.</li><li>The checkbox hack uses a hidden checkbox and :checked pseudo-class to toggle modal states.</li><li>CSS properties like opacity, pointer-events, z-index, and transitions are essential for creating CSS-only modals.</li><li>An example of building a basic CSS modal using the :target approach is provided with HTML and CSS code snippets.</li><li>Another method discussed is the checkbox hack alternative for creating modals without changing URL and browser history.</li><li>Enhancing modals with animations like slide-in and fade-and-scale effects can improve user experience.</li><li>Considerations for modal responsiveness and accessibility are highlighted for better user interaction.</li></ul>

Creating Modal Windows with Pure CSS: No JavaScript Required

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