How to Use CSS3 Page Breaks to Organize Printed Web Pages
While we live in a digital era where most content is easily accessible online, many people still prefer reading long-form text on paper. It’s possib…
While we live in a digital era where most content is easily accessible online, many people still prefer reading long-form text on paper. It’s possib…
There are many visual effects we can achieve with CSS; the only limit is our creativity and imagination. This time, as the title suggests, we will cre…
Variables, officially known as Custom Properties, have finally come to CSS – the language we use daily for styling webpages. We have discussed using…
Web developers often face the challenge of ensuring that browsers can handle specific features. To address gaps in browser capabilities, we sometimes …
By default, when an anchor tag element is in active or focus state, a dotted line appears around it, as shown in the image below. This outline is used…
There are numerous plugins for creating your own guided website tour. This animated page effect is very useful to new visitors who are just learning t…
Apple revolutionized screen quality with its Retina display. This technology offers incredibly clear, vibrant, and detailed images. However, it also p…
Inspired by a comment from one of our readers on our previous post (CSS3 Bounce Effect), we are going to show you how to create a notification bar wit…
Print media, compared to web media, offers greater flexibility in content layout and display. However, replicating those intricate shape frames used i…
Print media, such as magazines and newspapers, has always had a leg up on websites due to its ability to arrange pages and paragraphs in highly flexib…
Hyphenation becomes essential when dealing with narrow page or column widths that cannot fully accommodate lines of text. It helps achieve even paragr…
Photoshop isn’t only the popular choice for photo editing, it’s also a good choice for designing a website. We have previously shown you how to de…