A Look into: HTML5 Datalist
You probably have experienced this kind of response somewhere on the Web: when you are typing in an input form, a list of suggestions appears at the b…
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Optimize Your jQuery UI Accordion with Custom Themes
In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through the process of creating a custom theme for the jQuery UI Accordion. We’ll leverage various CSS techniques…
A Simple Guide to Using CSS3 Multiple Backgrounds
Adding a background image with CSS is nothing new; this feature has been available since the beginning. However, we were limited to adding only one im…
Understanding HTML5 Shiv and Polyfills
Updates: Loading Polyfills is no longer a common practice to provide compatibility. You will find that a few of these repository linked on this articl…
HTML5 Basic Elements: Header, Nav, and Footer
HTML5 is still evolving, yet some of its new elements are ready to use today and are supported in both current and older browsers (with the help of a …
CSS3 Image Reflection Techniques
Up until now, we’ve explored numerous fresh features introduced by CSS3. But, there’s more to CSS3 than meets the eye, including several propertie…
Mastering CSS3 Repeating Gradients
Many CSS3 features revolutionize how we design websites, and one standout feature is CSS3 Gradients. Before CSS3, creating gradient effects meant usin…
How to Edit Web Content with HTML5’s Contenteditable Attribute
One of the new features in HTML5 is the native front-end editor. This feature is commonly used in Content Management Systems, allowing content to be e…
A Look into: HTML5 Placeholder Attribute
One of my favorite new pieces in HTML5 is the ability to add Placeholder Text easily. The placeholder text is the grey text that you find in an input …
Understanding CSS3 Circular and Elliptical Gradients
Today we are going to continue our discussion on CSS3 Gradients. In the previous post we’ve showed you how to create Linear Gradients. This time we …
Exploring HTML5 Form Input Types: Date, Color, and Range
Forms are ubiquitous across websites, serving as critical tools for user interaction. From logging into platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Google t…
Create Multiple Columns Layout (Magazine-alike) With CSS3
In general, people will lose track when reading extremely long content. That is why, in print media like magazines and newspapers, the content is divi…