Because the leaves change color and the weather starts to chill down, it’s time to start out desirous about how one can update your website for fall. One easy option to do that is by adding some subtle CSS animations. Adding a CSS animation to your website is an ideal option to add some extra […]
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Do you ever get frustrated using Dev Tools when working on a website project? Having to go backwards and forwards between the web page you’re working on and the inspector to view CSS and make adjustments can often be a little bit of a challenge. Thankfully, there’s a browser extension that streamlines that process: CSS […]
I recently had a request from a WordPress client for a star rating widget of sorts, so I believed I’d share the answer I got here up with using Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) and CSS. There are not any images involved – just pure CSS plus Unicode stars and a handy range slider on the […]
In case you’re a web developer/designer and haven’t already heard about or tried Tailwind CSS, it’s likely you’ve been living under a rock! First released as an alpha in 2017 and now in version 3, the utility-first CSS framework for rapidly constructing custom designs is all the craze today. It seems we don’t see a […]
Scrolling text on a website is nearly as old as the web. It’s possible you’ll remember the times when marquees with horizontal scrolling text were all the fad, and we (a few of us) thought it was certainly one of the good things we’d seen on a website. A few years later we’ve got left […]
Do you wish a modal popup in your website when a user clicks a link or button? We typically see these in use for logins, newsletter signups, promoting, and more. Most frequently they’re created using a little bit of JavaScript trickery, but as of late they’ll relatively easily be coded with only CSS. On this […]
Are you in search of a default WordPress generated CSS cheat sheet? WordPress mechanically adds some CSS classes to different elements in most themes. These default CSS classes could be used to style those elements in your WordPress theme. In this text, we’ll show you the default WordPress generated CSS cheat sheet. We’ll also speak […]
HTML form elements corresponding to checkboxes and radio buttons are staples of the web. But for a few years, web designers didn’t do an entire lot to reinforce them. That has modified quite a bit in recent times. Because of the facility of CSS (and the occasional little bit of JavaScript), these elements are being […]
Web design trends aren’t always a nod to what’s new. Take the popularity of the Synthwave aesthetic. It harkens back to the early 1980s – years before the world wide web welches even invented. It’s gaudy and impractical. Yet it’s hard to deny both the charm and the feelings of nostalgia it evokes. For me, […]
Where would web designers be without CSS? It wasn’t so long ago that something as simple as a drop shadow required the use of graphics. Now, it’s a matter of writing a line or two of code. That’s great for adding some basic effects to your text and containers. But it’s darum possible to go […]