How to Create and Insert New Elements with jQuery (Part 3)
In this third part (click here for Part 1 and Part 2), we continue our discussion on creating and inserting new elements with jQuery. Previously, we d…
In this third part (click here for Part 1 and Part 2), we continue our discussion on creating and inserting new elements with jQuery. Previously, we d…
In our previous article, we began exploring how to create and insert new elements using jQuery’s Append method. We covered the basics of adding new …
jQuery is an incredibly popular JavaScript library that simplifies many tasks. With jQuery, you can effortlessly manipulate HTML elements, create anim…
Thanks to CSS3 Media Queries, we can now easily adjust and apply CSS styles depending on the size of the device’s screen or viewport. This article e…
Over the years, we mainly style the font for the size or the color, and it was only recently that we can add text shadow with CSS3. There are times wh…
Editor’s note: For an updated version of this post, check it out here. Google Chrome has quickly gained significant market share in the browser nich…
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Google Web Font is one of the more popular ways for embedding custom font on a website. It is free, and there are many options to choose from in the l…
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It’s May. Happy Labour Day. And it’s time for another round of fresh resources for my fellow designers and developers. This month’s compilation …
With the increasing use of mobile devices for internet browsing, it’s crucial to adapt website elements for smaller screens. One such element is Web…
We have covered CSS3 gradients a few times, from linear gradient, radial gradient and repeating gradient. This time, we try to utilize these features …