CSS

CSS @rules

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@rules can be used to serve different purposes in CSS. They can be some already existing rules or custom rules. These are basically some specific commands preceded by the “at” (@) symbol. Here are some @rules: @import: Comes handy when you want to import some CSS code into current style sheet. @charset: This rule tells … Read more

CSS Forms

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HTML forms are one of the essential parts in most popular websites. With the help of CSS we style them with great effects and features. The different elements of the forms can be styled for different state changes. Input Fields The input fields can be styled to have specific properties like width. You can style … Read more

CSS Attribute Selector

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CSS helps us to style elements with specific attributes. The attribute selector is used for this purpose. It styles the HTML elements that have particular attributes or attribute values. Attributes Selector We use the [attribute] selector to select elements with a specified attribute. For example, we can style all <a> elements that specify the ‘target’ … Read more

CSS Opacity

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Transparency of elements on the web-page can be used to imply their state, notify some change or just as a styling effect. The opacity property can help us alter the transparency of the element. We can set values in the range 0.0 – 1.0 where 0 being completely transparent.

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CSS Sprites

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Images are essential parts of web-pages. Sometimes a single bar or section might contain multiple images that we won’t recognize easily. But loading a large number of images can cost a lot of time and server requests. CSS resolves this issue with what is known as an Image Sprite. In simplest words, image sprite can … Read more

CSS Pseudo-Classes

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CSS uses pseudo-class used to style the element at some special state, like changing background color on hover or altering text-color on visiting the link etc. Here’s list of pseudo-classes supported by CSS [table id=12 /]

CSS Overflow

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The web-page content often gets too much to fit in the area available. The element size can sometimes be not appropriate for the amount of content we want to fit in. For such cases, CSS has the overflow property to handle the extra data. It specifies if the content needs to be clipped or we … Read more

CSS Position

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In CSS the position property can be used to specify the positioning method we will use for any element. The different values for this property are: static relative fixed absolute sticky Only when the position property is set once, the elements can be positioned using the top, bottom, left, and right properties. Let’s now take a … Read more

CSS Tables

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We have alreay learned HTML Tables that is very basic there we learned how to create HTML table and how to make rows cols in HTML Table. To Make a beautiful HTML table we apply CSS on HTML Table. CSS has the following properties for styling the HTML Tables: border border-collapse width height text-align vertical-align … Read more

CSS Text

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Most of the web-page content is text and therefore text styling is an important aspect. CSS styles the text with the following properties: color text-align text-decoration text-shadow text-transform direction letter-spacing word-spacing line-height text-indent color The text color can be set using the color property using the following three permissible values: Color-name RGB Code Hex

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