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A Complete Guide To CSS Headers

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A Complete Guide To CSS Headers

One of the integral aspects of a web product is to build an ever-lasting mesmerizing experience. When you open any website, your first touch point is the website’s header. Whether making an eCommerce business, SaaS business, or a simple portfolio website, you want the header to do the talking for you.

September 21, 2022

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How To Style HTML Dialog Element [CSS Tutorial]

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How To Style HTML Dialog Element [CSS Tutorial]

The dialog, also known as a modal dialog, is a popup box that appears on a web page as the page loads or when any buttons are clicked. A modal dialog is an integral part of the user interface with many uses, including alert and notification pop-ups, forms, confirmation boxes, message boxes, and many more.

September 14, 2022

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A Complete Guide On CSS Typography And Encoding

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A Complete Guide On CSS Typography And Encoding

Have you ever stumbled on a website and asked yourself questions like, Who made this ??? How can I read this ???

August 22, 2022

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How To Style And Write CSS In Re

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How To Style And Write CSS In React

React is an extensively preferred frontend UI library used in nearly 50 million projects every month. Backed by Facebook, React has had its dominance in the web development space for over nine years and has several notable customers (ranging from startups to Fortune 500 companies).

August 12, 2022

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A Beginner’s Guide To Styling CSS Forms

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A Beginner’s Guide To Styling CSS Forms

To put in a simple term, an HTML or web forms are mostly referred to as web elements that are designed to enable users to put in their information, which may include their names, age, gender, or credit card number, etc., which is then sent to a server for processing.

August 3, 2022

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Mastering CSS Responsive Media Queries For Optimal Responsive Design

CSS responsiveness is one of the fundamental pillars in web development and design. While CSS started as something that can change the style of a web page, every CSS responsive specification iteration now brings more to the table, precisely when it comes to cross browser compatibility.

July 5, 2022

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CSS font-size-adjust

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How To Auto Adjust Your Font Size With CSS font-size-adjust?

Many developers use multiple font families and font size to have a better representation of a web page. For example, a developer might use the Bold Comic Sans font for titles and Roboto font for the body.

September 25, 2020

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CSS Scroll Snap Property: Complete Guide with Practical Examples

Have you ever noticed that, while scrolling on some website on your mobile devices, scrolling ends up abruptly on some, and on other websites it’s perfect? Isn’t it annoying when you scroll down on a page, and it finishes in the middle of a paragraph or image?

June 17, 2020

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Browser Compatible Smooth Scrolling

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Creating Seamless Scrolling Effects with CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery

Have you ever noticed how a scroll works on a webpage? What if you are not allowed to touch the mouse or the arrow keys on the keyboard. How would you scroll then?

June 11, 2020

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Guide To CSS Writing Modes

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Cross Browser Compatibility Guide To CSS Writing Modes

I was recently working on a freelance web development project where I had to develop a website in Mandarin. The unique style of Mandarin blew me away. Mandarin is written vertically and read from right to left.

March 5, 2020

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