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Targeting only Firefox with CSS

Mohit Panchasara
Updated on 26-Jun-2024 14:27:14

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While developing the web application, developers must make it look fine in every browser. Some CSS properties are not supported by the browsers like Firefox but are supported by other browsers such as Chrome, Opera, etc. In such cases, we need to write a CSS code that targets only Firefox browser. In this article, we will learn two different methods to write CSS, which targets only Firefox browsers. Different ways to target Firefox with CSS There are two ways to target firefox with CSS as mentioned below. Using the Mozilla-specific CSS Extension ... Read More

Logical Properties in CSS

Mohit Panchasara
Updated on 03-May-2023 16:27:07

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In CSS, logical properties allow developers to define the style based on the logical structure of the web page rather than the physical layout. It means we can apply the CSS according to the text direction or content flow. Mainly logical properties are used to set the HTML element's margin, padding, and border. It contains different variants of the margin, padding, and border property. Logical properties can be defined according to the block and inline dimensions. Block dimension − The block dimension represents the perpendicular direction of the content flow. For example, in English text direction is left ... Read More

Loading Text Animation Effect using CSS

Mohit Panchasara
Updated on 03-May-2023 15:36:22

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Nowadays, the animation is the most powerful feature in the applications to attract more users, and it increases users' interest in exploring the application. In web applications, we can create animations using HTML and CSS. However, we can create animations using JavaScript, but it makes the website slower. In this tutorial, we will learn to load text animation using HTML and CSS. It is important to show loading text with animation while fetching data from API or loading web pages to make it more attractive. Example 1 In the example below, we created the ‘loader’ div and ‘loader-inner’ div element ... Read More

Is there any selector for elements containing certain text in CSS?

Mohit Panchasara
Updated on 03-May-2023 15:30:37

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In CSS, selectors are used to select an HTML element to style. There are various CSS selectors available in CSS, such as class selector, id selector, name selector, etc. Sometimes, developers need to select an HTML element based on the custom attribute value instead of selecting it based on the class name or id. We can use the attribute-value CSS selector to select the HTML element based on the particular attribute value. We can also add the custom attribute instead of only pre-defined attributes in HTML. Syntax Users can follow the syntax below to use the attribute-value CSS selector to ... Read More

How to specify order of classes using CSS?

Riya Kumari
Updated on 02-May-2023 16:15:11

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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a powerful component of web development which enables the developers to determine the visual appearance of their websites. In CSS, classes are used as selectors which enables us to apply several specific styles to an element. You can also use multiple classes for a particular element. However, when you apply multiple classes to an element, it is necessary to know how to specify the order of these classes in which they will be rendered to avoid discrepancies and unexpected results. In this article, we will discuss different methods to specify the order of classes ... Read More

How to create Paradoxical effect using CSS?

Riya Kumari
Updated on 02-May-2023 16:10:57

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The Paradoxical effect is a visual effect which is used to create optical illusion of any object, element or text that appears to move in a contradictory way. This effect can be used to add interesting and unique element to your web page. This can be easily created using HTML and CSS. In this article, we will discuss about the techniques and properties which is required for creating Paradoxical effect using CSS. We will start creating simple paradoxes using combination of two CSS properties simultaneously, and then dive into more advanced techniques which enables us to create complex paradoxical ... Read More

How to apply multiple transform property to an element using CSS?

Riya Kumari
Updated on 02-May-2023 15:52:04

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One of the most powerful features of CSS is the ability to apply multiple transforms to an element, which can be used to create stunning visual effects and animations. In this article, we will discuss how to apply multiple transform properties to an element using CSS, and we will provide examples of how this technique can be used to enhance the user experience on a website. We will cover the basic syntax of the transform property, as well as more advanced techniques such as nesting transforms and using multiple transforms to create complex animations. Whether you are a beginner or ... Read More

How to align flexbox columns left and right using CSS?

Riya Kumari
Updated on 02-May-2023 15:48:49

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Flexbox is a powerful layout system in CSS which enables the web developers to create responsive and flexible web designs. With its ability to easily align and organize elements within a container, it has become a popular choice for building modern websites. However, aligning flexbox columns left and right can be a challenge for many developers, especially when dealing with dynamic content or varying column widths. In this article, we will discuss about the various techniques for aligning flexbox columns to the left and right using CSS, including the use of flexbox properties, margin auto, and the align-content property. By ... Read More

What is the use of star-preceded property in CSS?

Riya Kumari
Updated on 02-May-2023 15:46:50

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In web development, CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) enables the developers to determine the visual appearance and layout of a website. However, since different web browsers have varying levels of support mechanism for CSS, it can result in inconsistency while rendering the web pages by the compiler. To overcome this compatibility issue, developers often opt for using CSS hacks to ensure that their web pages are displayed consistently across different browsers and devices. One such hack is the star-preceded property (also known as star property hack), which is used to target specific versions of Internet Explorer (IE) that have limited support ... Read More

How to specify that an input element should be disabled?

Tarun Singh
Updated on 02-May-2023 14:23:54

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When using Forms on a webpage sometimes requires us to disable any input field. Like, to prevent the users from not allowing using some input fields until they have completed the previous steps in the form. The same can also be used for preventing users from submitting invalid data or fake data by disabling a form field until all required fields have been filled out. To solve the above problem, we have different methods that can be used to disable an input element in HTML, like using the "disabled" attribute, JavaScript, and CSS. In this article, we will see how ... Read More

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