Category: CSS tutorials
How to create a text with a gradient animated color using CSS
Have you ever wanted to add some eye-catching animations to the text on your website? With pure CSS, it’s easier than you might think to create a gradient animated color effect. This tutorial will show you how to achieve this effect and provide some usage examples along the way. Syntax Definition In order to create […]
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Intro: In CSS, you can easily transform an image to greyscale with just a few lines of code. This effect can add a vintage or dramatic feel to your website design. Syntax: To apply the greyscale effect on an image, use the filter property with the value grayscale(100%). The value 100% means the image will […]
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In HTML, the dropdown is created using the select and option tags. However, it is also possible to create a dropdown using pure CSS. This is achieved by using the CSS property called “display: none” to hide a list of options and then using the “hover” selector to display it when the user hovers over […]
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When working with HTML and CSS, you may want to create a transparent content for your website. Luckily, CSS offers an easy way to do so. Syntax The syntax for creating a transparent content with CSS is: .transparent { background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5); color: #fff; padding: 20px; } In the above code, “background-color” is […]
Read more... 7 CommentsWhat is the display CSS property and how to use it
The display property in CSS is used to set the type of display an element should have on the web page. It specifies the layout behavior of an element along with its visibility. Syntax selector { display: value; } The above syntax shows that to use the display property in CSS, we first need to […]
Read more... 8 CommentsWhat is FontAwasome and how to use it
Font Awesome is a popular icon font set that allows designers and developers to use scalable icons in their projects. It includes a wide range of icons such as social media icons, navigation icons, and multimedia icons, among others. The font set can be used in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and it can be integrated […]
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Overflow is a CSS property that controls how content is displayed when it exceeds the size of an element. It is used to avoid content getting cut off or overlapping with other elements. Syntax selector { overflow: visible | hidden | scroll | auto; } The values for the overflow property are: visible: Default value. […]
Read more... 6 CommentsLayer elements with z-index using CSS
When elements overlap each other on a web page, the z-index-property can be used to specify which element should appear on top. The z-index property is a CSS property that sets the stack order of an element. Elements with higher z-index values display in front of those with lower z-index values. Syntax: The syntax for […]
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Introduction Floating content in HTML with CSS allows you to move an element to the left or right of its parent container. This is useful for creating layouts with multiple columns, or to position images or text around other elements on the page. Syntax The float property is used in CSS to float an element […]
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When creating websites and web pages with HTML, it’s important to know how to align content. Whether it’s text, images, or other types of media, aligning content can greatly enhance the visual appeal of your website and make it more user-friendly. HTML provides several ways to align content, but using CSS is the most recommended […]
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