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- How to Add Scalable Vector Graphics to Your Web Page
- Key points for SVG image application This article summarizes a variety of ways to add SVG images to web pages, including at least six, one of which is to embed SVG XML code directly into HTML pages and the other is to use tags. In this example, SVG is the source file of the img tag. Observation of accessibility of SVG images When using SVG images, you need to pay attention to accessibility. First, when using SVG in img tags, be sure to include the alt attribute to provide text substitute for screen readers. Secondly, title and desc elements can be used in SVG to provide title and description information for the graphics respectively. For example: Circular Green circle on yellow background In this example, the title of SVG is "Circle", which describes
- CSS Tutorial 240 2025-02-10 11:54:12
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- How to Migrate to Gulp.js 4.0
- Gulp.js 4.0 Migration Guide: Simplify Your Build Process Gulp.js 4.0 is now the default version, replacing Gulp.js 3.x. While migration is not mandatory, the new version brings many improvements, and most configurations can be migrated in just a few hours. Key changes: Default version upgrade: Gulp.js 4.0 becomes the default version, and you can install it using npm install gulp. Task combination: series() and parallel() methods replace the 3.x version of task arrays, which are used to execute tasks in serial and parallel respectively, thereby more granularly controlling the order of tasks execution. Asynchronous task processing: G
- CSS Tutorial 394 2025-02-10 11:44:11
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- How to Draw Cubic Bézier Curves on HTML5 SVGs
- Cubic Bezier Curves in SVG: Advanced Tips for Drawing Smooth Curves Previous article "How to Create Complex Paths in SVG" explores elements and shows how to draw a series of straight lines and arcs to create any shape. (It is usually used to copy fonts without downloading the full font.) The d property provides some extra tricks to draw smooth curves. In this article, we will discuss cubic Bezier curves, and you can also refer to "How to draw quadratic Bezier curves on SVG images" for a slightly simpler option. What is a cubic Bezier curve? You may have encountered a cubic Bezier curve in desktop publishing and graphics software. They define a starting point (P0) and an end point (P3). However, the quadratic curve makes
- CSS Tutorial 195 2025-02-10 11:42:10
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- CSS with SVG: Real World Usage
- SVG: A Deep Dive into Styling and Manipulation with CSS Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is a lightweight, XML-based vector image format ideal for web graphics. Its support for interactivity and animation, coupled with excellent browser compatibility
- CSS Tutorial 477 2025-02-10 11:31:10
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- Pug HTML Template Engine: A Beginner's Guide
- As web designers or developers, we likely all have to write our fair share of HTML. And while this is not the most difficult task, it can often feel a little boring or repetitive. This is where the Pug HTML preprocessor comes in. HTML is also stati
- CSS Tutorial 1047 2025-02-10 11:27:09
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- 30 Life-saving Tools for Front-end Developers
- As web application capabilities become increasingly complex and meticulous, web developers need flexible tools to meet growing user expectations. The good news is that the web development ecosystem offers us a wealth of options, both well-known companies and open source communities, competing to build stronger libraries, frameworks, and applications to help developers get their job done, increase productivity and efficiency. This article summarizes more than 30 top tools for front-end web developers, covering code editors, code playgrounds, CSS generators, JS libraries, and more. Let's get to know in depth! Key Points Versatility and accessibility: Front-end development tools continue to evolve to provide a variety of features from code editing to performance optimization, suitable for beginners and experiences
- CSS Tutorial 860 2025-02-10 11:26:15
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- Using CSS Transforms in the Real World
- CSS Conversion: A Powerful Tool to Solve Design Difficulties This article will explore the power of CSS transformation in real-world applications, show how it can effectively solve various design challenges and create compelling visual effects. We will learn how to align elements vertically, create beautiful arrows, build load animations, and implement flip animations, etc. CSS3 conversion became standard in 2012, and before that some browsers had already provided support. Transformation allows you to easily transform web elements, such as rotation, scaling, or tilting elements, to achieve with just one line of code, which was difficult to achieve before. CSS conversion supports 2D and 3D transformations. In terms of browser compatibility, all mainstream browsers support 2D conversion, including Inter
- CSS Tutorial 962 2025-02-10 11:24:09
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- Creating Layouts with CSS Grid
- CSS Grid: A Powerful Layout Tool for Modern Web Design This excerpt from Tiffany's CSS Master, 2nd Edition, provides a concise introduction to CSS Grid, a revolutionary layout system introduced in October 2017. Grid simplifies the creation of comple
- CSS Tutorial 807 2025-02-10 11:22:10
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- Create Powerful CSS Animation Effects without JavaScript
- This article explores the capabilities of CSS for creating web animations, minimizing the need for JavaScript. We'll build several animations, comparing CSS's strengths and limitations against JavaScript. A basic understanding of CSS and HTML is ass
- CSS Tutorial 270 2025-02-10 11:04:09
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- Creating Flexible Layouts with Flexbox
- Flexbox: A CSS Layout Powerhouse Flexbox, or the CSS Flexible Box Layout Module, simplifies one-dimensional layout—arranging items in a row or column. Applying display: flex (or display: inline-flex) to a container transforms its direct children int
- CSS Tutorial 780 2025-02-10 11:01:08
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- 5 Projects to Help You Master Modern CSS
- Many people think CSS is not a programming language, and I agree - it is harder to master. Proficiency in CSS requires design ability, determination, creativity, experience, and coding skills (especially when using preprocessors such as Sass). CSS suggests layouts and styles to the browser. The browser can explain these suggestions at will, and even users or devices can ignore or overwrite any attributes. Creating high-performance code that works well on all devices and screen resolutions is a challenge and few people try or successfully complete it. However, the rewards can be exciting. Starting with the easiest, the following project suggestions will help you embark on the CSS mastery path with books provided by SitePoint Premium. Key Points Proficiency in CSS requires design ability
- CSS Tutorial 196 2025-02-10 10:57:39
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- CSS Architecture: Block-Element-Modifier (BEM) & Atomic CSS
- This article is excerpted from Tiffany's new book "The Master of CSS, Second Edition". We will explore two CSS naming methodologies. Both methods were created to improve the development process for large websites and large teams; however, they are equally applicable to single teams. You can choose either, either, or mix it, depending on yourself. The purpose of introducing them is to help you think about ways to write your own CSS. Key Points BEM (Block-Element-Modifier) is a CSS methodology that encourages developers to think of a website as a collection of reusable component blocks. It provides a clear naming system that makes it easier to understand the relationships between different parts of the website, especially for large development teams. On the contrary, atomic CSS specializes in
- CSS Tutorial 438 2025-02-10 10:55:15
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- How to Test Responsive Web Design Cross-Browser Compatibility
- Key Points of Responsive Web Design (RWD) Responsive web design (RWD) is essential to ensure that the website is accessible and user-friendly on devices of various screen sizes. It was proposed by Ethan Marcotte in 2010, allowing a single website to work properly on any device, regardless of screen size or viewport size. RWD uses a variety of techniques and methods, including HTML viewport meta tags, media queries, CSS viewport units, CSS columns, CSS Flexbox and Grid, and JavaScript RWD options. All of this has good browser support, where CSS Grid is currently available
- CSS Tutorial 430 2025-02-10 10:49:09
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- Recreate the Cyberpunk 2077 Button Glitch Effect in CSS
- This article recreates the stylish, glitchy button effects seen on the Cyberpunk 2077 website using only CSS. Let's explore how to achieve this futuristic look. The tutorial focuses on replicating the button's distinctive features: the clipped corn
- CSS Tutorial 1108 2025-02-10 10:43:08
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- How to Get Started with CSS Animation
- CSS animation: Dynamic effects beyond CSS transition CSS animation is an advanced version of CSS transition. It supports infinite loops, uses keyframes to create complex effects, and can be paused during animation playback. This article will explore all aspects of CSS animation to help you easily master this powerful web design technology. Create CSS animation: Keyframes and animation properties To create a CSS animation, you first need to define a @keyframes rule that specifies the animation name and groups the keyframe rules. Then, apply the animation to the target element. CSS animation can be controlled through a variety of attributes, including: animation-delay and animation-duration.
- CSS Tutorial 417 2025-02-10 10:20:16