CSS layout deals with the arrangement of HTML elements in a webpage or website. Here we will learn how to position the contents of our HTML outside its normal flow.
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The CSS box model is the core or primary component of every CSS web layout. In its simplest form, the CSS box model represents every HTML element in a rectangular box.
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Pseudo-class selectors are used to styling the state of an element during users’ interaction. Pseudo elements style a particular part of an element. Pseudo-class selectors are preceded with a ‘:’ (colon) while pseudo elements are preceded with ‘::’ (double colon).
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There are different types of CSS3 selectors that every aspiring web designer must know. These selectors include simple, attribute, pseudo-classes, pseudo-elements, combinators, and multiple
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The HTML DOM is an Application Programming Interface (API) that interacts with an HTML document.
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CSS means cascading Stylesheets. It rose to popularity in late 1996, as a means of separating website structure from its presentation. Stylesheets are site presentation and layout files or codes.
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What is graphics design? Graphics design is a means of communicating to the audience the vision, mission, purpose, and values of an individual, group, organization, institution, or business using texts, color and images
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In HTML, we can use tables to display and compare data; we can also use tables to create web layouts. In this module, we will learn how to create an HTML table for the purpose of displaying and comparing items.
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An HTML form is made up of form controls, and is used to collect information from users in a website. Learn how to structure form and interact with your users.
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Block-level elements occupy the entire line width, but inline-level elements do not occupy a line width. They rather stay in-line with other elements.
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