Anush Chakhoyan·15 hours agoHow the Browser Renders a Web Page — CSSOM, Render EngineUnderstanding what goes on inside a browser is the most powerful part for every web developer. We’ll look at how browsers interpret code and how they help pages load faster through parsing. We’ll take a look at The Browser Engine and The Rendering Engine. We’ll break down how CSSOM work. CSSOM (CSS Object Model) …CSS6 min readCSS6 min read
Amulya Kandukuri·1 day agoMember-onlyWeb Scraping: Unveiling the Digital World’s Hidden TreasuresIn the vast realm of the Internet, an abundant source of valuable data lies within websites. Extracting information from web pages manually can be time-consuming and impractical. This is where web scraping comes to the rescue. …CSS7 min readCSS7 min read
Anirudh Munipalli·20 hours agoHow to Make an Animated FAQ Section using HTML, JavaScriptThrough this article, we will make an animated FAQ section with HTML and JavaScriptCSS5 min readCSS5 min read
Kristijan·2 days agoMember-onlyResponsive Web DesignWhen websites and apps were created a bit over 10 years ago, no one even thought of mobile web applications. Good screens were at best if they were full HD, and very rarely people would use something like 24 inches or 27 inches’ screen size. Today, the situation is much…CSS4 min readCSS4 min read
Peter Brownlow·1 day agoThis Week I Learned: Magnify on Click [2023–05–26]Neat little trick: allow your web app’s users to passively notice that they can zoom in on a picture by clicking, with no instructions. .magnify { cursor: zoom-in; /* magnifying glass with a + */ transition: transform .25s; /* don't snap */ } .magnify:active { cursor: zoom-out; /* magnifying glass with a - */ transform: scale(2); /* a lot larger */ } You might also want to highlight the temporarily enlarged image by giving it an opaque background and perhaps a border or box-shadow in the .magnify:active rule.CSS1 min readCSS1 min read
Cwrcode·1 day agoHow to Create Hamburger Menu Using CSS and JavaScript CodeHello Coder! Welcome to the Codewithrandom Blog. In this Article, We Create Hamburger Menu Using Html, CSS and JavaScript Code. The hamburger menu has become an std icon for Navigation, it has become so popular that even most mainstream platforms and apps use them nowadays. …CSS5 min readCSS5 min read
Tonmoy Islam·21 hours ago8 Useful Resources for Web Development Journey!Are you a web developer hungry for knowledge and always on the lookout for high-quality resources to level up your skills? Look no further! I’ve curated a list of valuable resources that can take your web development journey to the next level. 1. Online Learning Platforms: Platforms like Udemy, Coursera…CSS2 min readCSS2 min read
Cwrcode·1 day agoCreate About Me Page Using HTML and CSS With Source CodeHello Coders, In this blog, you’ll learn how to create a modern and responsive “About Me Page” using HTML and CSS. Create About Me Page Using HTML & CSS[/caption] A profile card is similar to a “about me” page. Your services list and some information about you should be on…CSS9 min readCSS9 min read
Lisa Bolton·1 day agoYou Have a Stupid NameOK, let’s talk about naming conventions. Because they exist for a reason: to make your life easier and to gain valuable bonus points for making life easier for every single developer who will ever touch your application code. Combine those with some homemade shortbread and you will be everyone’s favorite. …CSS4 min readCSS4 min read
Piyush Acharya·1 day agoGet the Apple Look: How to Implement a Rounded Scrollbar in Your WebsiteAre you wondering how you can have a modern, rounded scrollbar for any other website you’re designing? Read on to learn about how you can implement a scrollbar similar to one used in Apple’s products, Stack Overflow, and DNAnalyzer.live. ::-webkit-scrollbar is a pseudo-element in CSS employed to modify the look…CSS2 min readCSS2 min read
