CSS give you considerable control over how content on your web pages is displayed on the screen. This control extends to other media as well, such as when the web page is printed. It’s worth considering why you would want to create a print link in HTML after all, most users already know how to… Continue reading How to add the Print Option on a Web Page
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(Pro Tip) Create Social Share Link Without Any Tool
If you are developing a website, it is imperative to have social sharing buttons to increase social engagement which in turn will result in higher traffic. There are lot of widgets already available for this purpose. But you may not be satisfied with any of them (reason may be its non-impressive style or poor functionality).… Continue reading (Pro Tip) Create Social Share Link Without Any Tool
How to Create Fade-in Effect on Page Load – 4 Ways [CSS/JS]
When I visit a webpage, I get annoyed when I try to interact with elements while the website is still loading. Often stuff is moving around, fonts aren’t quite loaded, and it feels broken. I know nowadays we are obsessed in this industry with gaining every millisecond in page performance. But in a couple of… Continue reading How to Create Fade-in Effect on Page Load – 4 Ways [CSS/JS]
Understanding CSS Pseudo-element Selectors
In our previous post, we went over CSS pseudo class selectors which includes various type of pseudo classes. In this post we are going to discuss pseudo element selectors in CSS. This is the fifth and last part of a five parts article. You can find first four parts from the following links: Part -1… Continue reading Understanding CSS Pseudo-element Selectors
Understanding CSS Pseudo-class Selectors
In our last post, we went over CSS Attribute selectors which includes presence and value selectors, substring matching selectors. In this post we are going to discuss Pseudo-class selectors in CSS. This is the fourth part of a five-parts article. You can find first four parts from the following link: Part -1 Simple SelectorsPart -2… Continue reading Understanding CSS Pseudo-class Selectors
Sass Mixins – A Quick Intro
One of the challenges in a developer’s life is speeding up and automating the development process while keeping high-quality standards. A great solution for front-end developers using Sass is its mixins capability. First of all, why is it good to use mixins, and how can it help you? Also Read: Sass Variables – A Quick… Continue reading Sass Mixins – A Quick Intro
Media Queries in CSS – A Complete Guide
When creating a website for users to view, you want to make sure that the page looks great and intuitive regardless of the users’ devices. These days users access the web from a variety of devices from desktop computers, tablets, mobile phones to assistive technologies. Designing a website to accommodate these devices can be a… Continue reading Media Queries in CSS – A Complete Guide
The Guide to CSS Flexbox
CSS flexbox is a one-dimensional layout pattern that makes it easy to design flexible and effective layouts. With flexbox, we can organize items from left to right, top to bottom, and at the same time control the spacing and order of the items in the container. Flexbox can replace floats, positioning tricks, inline-block layouts and… Continue reading The Guide to CSS Flexbox
Sass Interpolation – A Comprehensive Explanation
In our last post, we went over Sass variables, variable scope and ends with global and default flags. We had promised our next post is going to be Sass interpolation, hence in this post we are going to discuss Sass interpolation. So you play with Sass from time to time. You are starting to enjoy… Continue reading Sass Interpolation – A Comprehensive Explanation
Sass Variables – A Quick Intro
Have you ever wondered what Sass is? Or maybe you know what it is but have not really taken time to learn and use it? Or you might just want to remind yourself of what you already know. In any case, this article is for you. If you are a frontend developer, you know that… Continue reading Sass Variables – A Quick Intro
CSS Box Model – A Quick Intro
“Everything in CSS is a Box“, you have probably heard this multiple times before, but this is an important concept that every front-end developer should be aware of. Understanding these boxes is key to being able to create layouts with css, or to align items with other items. CSS Box model is the primary means… Continue reading CSS Box Model – A Quick Intro
BEM ( Block Element Modifier) for CSS : A Quick Intro
Naming things are always difficult in the programming world, and CSS is not far from it. Some developers don’t pay that much attention to naming. They claim that there isn’t enough time on thinking about which name to give each class in CSS. That may be right, but in the long run low quality code… Continue reading BEM ( Block Element Modifier) for CSS : A Quick Intro