With CSS3’s webkit transition property and opacity properties, it’s easy to duplicate the effects of JavaScript and jQuery with CSS.
Insert this code into the body of your html:
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<div id="fade">Hover over this text to see it fade […]
The CSS content property allows you to add content or space to a page without having to touch the HTML. CSS content is used with the pseudo selectors :before or :after, and won’t work without them. As long as you […]
With HTML5 reigning in web design, developers no longer need Flash to build an interesting and engaging game. Following are a list of the most amazing HTML5 games that users can play and enjoy.
1. CrossCode
This action adventure game is set […]
The Z-index property can be strange at times. If you don’t have much experience with using it, you might find that it only works most of the time when you need it 100% of the time. Fortunately for you, […]
CSS3 has a really neat feature called multiple columns. Multiple columns are really great for splitting up text for a responsive website. They are just one of those things good web developers should use to cut down on unnecessary […]
The CSS calc() function is a vital part of many responsive websites these days. It allows developers to have the benefits of both absolute units and percentages in CSS positioning. Things that can seem daunting, such as aligning elements […]
Google fonts are an excellent way to add character to a site. Most of them fit well with modern websites, and they don’t increase page load times too much. Even though google doesn’t have every single font available, they still […]
Pseudo Classes are a crucial part of CSS. They allow developers to apply styles to elements under certain conditions. For example, if there is a <div> tag with 3 <p> tags inside of it, the :nth-child pseudo selector is able […]
Everyone loves to visit a responsive site which appears to be alive. CSS hover effects helps developers to do just that. It allows users to easily animate the images or texts of a website, making them more dynamic in appearance […]
