Another post from CSS tips and tricks just arrived! Challenge for today is to create accordion menu only with HTML and CSS. No JavaScript or jQuery or any other library are allowed. To make it a bit more classy, we will also add a fading effect to browsing between individual sections. Let’s dive into code…
Tag: web development
JavaScript 101-#2 – Variables and data types Pt1
In the previous part of JavaScript 101 course we discussed basic methods that help us to manipulate with data. Most of these methods allow us to see the data. Today we will take a look at variables and also data types we can work with in JavaScript. This – second – post of course will… Continue reading JavaScript 101-#2 – Variables and data types Pt1
CSS tips and tricks #5-Playing with positioning
Static, relative, absolute, fixed and now also add a sticky to it. CSS position property can be a bit harder to understand and to use all of its hidden powers. In this post I will also show you a quick trick to horizontally and vertically center any element using position property with margin. This also… Continue reading CSS tips and tricks #5-Playing with positioning
Are reset CSS stylesheets useful
When the discussion about reset CSS stylesheets begin people quickly split into few groups. First group propose that reset stylesheets should be avoided for whatever reason. Second group, on the other hand, will recommend you to use it and even give you some links where to get it. The last group will be somewhere in-between.… Continue reading Are reset CSS stylesheets useful
What to put inside head of html
Short time ago my great friend, Brigitte, asked me what code do I include into head section of html file when I work on some project. This is a common question, not just from SEO point of view. Today this question will finally be answered through this post to help and give more clarity not… Continue reading What to put inside head of html
JavaScript 101-#1 – Basic methods
After an Intro that was more about theory and preparation, in this part we will jump right into programming and write our first commands. I suppose that you already have some software for writing you code, so let’s look at our first subject – basic methods.