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- select (HTML element)
- HTML Select Element HTML Select Element The select form control provides a dropdown menu for user selection. It allows single or multiple selections depending on the `multiple` attribute. Styling with CSS can be challenging d
- CSS Tutorial 901 2025-02-26 10:10:08
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- moz-border-radius (CSS property)
- moz-border-radius was Gecko’s equivalent to CSS3’s border-radius property, although it differed in a few respects. The shorthand property allowed web developers to specify rounded borders, or rounded backgrounds if no borders have been defined. In
- CSS Tutorial 985 2025-02-26 10:06:15
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- fieldset (HTML element)
- Detailed explanation of HTML elements: a tool for organizing form elements Elements are practical tools for organizing and grouping related projects in forms and have long been widely used by desktop applications. When it is used in conjunction with an element (including, and required if used), a box is created around the grouped items and a description is displayed to the right of each item, as shown below: You can also nest elements to subgroup items as follows: Example: The following example groups three related XFN attributes using elements (see the Microformats section for XFN): Friendship Not_Applicable
- CSS Tutorial 377 2025-02-26 09:50:14
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- coords (HTML attribute)
- The coords attribute, used within elements nested inside an element, allows you to create client-side image maps. This provides clickable regions within an image, similar to using elements with a . Let's explore the differences and how to use co
- CSS Tutorial 429 2025-02-26 09:40:09
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- How to create a JavaScript PDF viewer
- The Portable Document Format, or PDF for short, is ideal for sharing documents containing lots of precisely formatted text and images, especially if they’re likely to be printed or read offline. Although most modern browsers can display PDF files, th
- CSS Tutorial 371 2025-02-26 09:30:14
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- Vendor-specific Properties
- Vendor-Specific CSS Properties: A Necessary Evil? Browser developers (vendors) often extend CSS specifications with proprietary properties. These extensions serve various purposes, including adding new features, conducting experiments, and facilita
- CSS Tutorial 986 2025-02-26 09:25:10
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- 8 Tips to Help You Get the Best out of Sass
- Sass, a CSS preprocessor, promises syntactically awesome stylesheets. Used correctly, it fosters scalable and DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) CSS. However, misuse can lead to larger files and redundant code. This guide offers tips for maximizing Sass's
- CSS Tutorial 729 2025-02-26 09:12:10
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- Relative Positioning
- Set the position attribute of the element to relative, and its layout is the same as that of the static element. The rendered box then moves vertically according to the top or bottom attributes, and/or horizontally according to the left or right attributes. The top, right, bottom, and left properties are used to specify the distance the box moves after rendering. A positive value indicates that the box will move away from that position and in the opposite direction. For example, left: 20px moves the box to the right by 20 pixels. Applying negative values to the opposite direction will achieve the same effect: right: -20px will be the same as left: 20px. The initial values of these properties are auto, which makes the calculated values become
- CSS Tutorial 564 2025-02-26 09:06:11
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- How to 'Resize' Images with CSS
- While CSS3 can't "resize" images directly, you can use media queries and responsive design principles to make images look resized in the browser. The idea is to make the image responsive to the viewport size, ensuring that the image does not exceed the edge. If the viewport height is greater than the width, the maximum width must be defined; if the viewport width is greater than the height, the maximum height must be defined. Here are some sample code and links to more related articles. Please note the use of img.ri:empty, which is a structural pseudo-class that only matches elements without child elements (the image should not have any child elements). This is a CSS3 selector, so IE8 and below will not be able to resolve the declaration. @media screen a
- CSS Tutorial 1086 2025-02-26 09:05:10
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- h1 (html element)
- The tag: Your webpage's most important heading. Web pages use headings (from to ) to organize content. designates the main heading—the most significant title on the page. It's typically the largest heading, visually setting it apart. A well-str
- CSS Tutorial 385 2025-02-26 09:01:10
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- position (CSS property)
- Description The position property, together with the float property, controls the way in which the position of the element’s generated box is computed. See Positioning for details about element positioning. Boxes with a position value other than s
- CSS Tutorial 183 2025-02-26 08:56:12
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- Selector Grouping
- Use the comma (,) separator to group selectors. The following declaration block will be applied to any element that matches any selector in the group: td, th { /* Statement */ } We can treat commas as logical "OR" operators, but we must remember that each selector in the group is independent. A common beginner mistake is to write groups like this: #foo td, th { /* Statement */ } Beginners might think that the above declaration block will be applied to all descendants of the element with ID "foo". However, the above selector group is actually equivalent to: #foo td { /* Statement */ } th { /* Voice
- CSS Tutorial 214 2025-02-26 08:52:10
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- A Look at Different Sass Architectures
- As project scale and complexity increase, a structured approach to organizing Sass files becomes essential. This is especially true for large teams and projects, where adhering to established guidelines for file and folder creation is crucial. Let's
- CSS Tutorial 921 2025-02-26 08:46:11
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- childNodes (W3C DOM Core property)
- Examplevar kids = node.childNodes; In the example above, kids will be a collection of all the direct child nodes of node. If node has no child nodes then kids will be an empty collection (with zero length). The returned collection is live, which mea
- CSS Tutorial 666 2025-02-26 08:35:13
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- border-style (CSS property)
- Syntax border-style: { { none | hidden | dotted | dashed | solid | double | groove | ridge | inset | outset } 1 to 4 values | inherit } ; Description The shorthand property border-style sets the style of the border on all four sides of an element
- CSS Tutorial 495 2025-02-26 08:34:10