In CSS, the ‘position’ property is used to set the position in the viewport for the HTML element. It can have values such as ‘fixed’, ‘sticky’, ‘static’, ‘absolute’, ‘relative’, etc. In this tutorial, we will learn the difference between the ‘position: fixed’ and ‘position: sticky’. What is Position: Fixed in CSS? The ‘fixed’ value for the position property is used to set any element at the fixed position in the HTML viewport. Whenever we set the fixed position for any HTML element, it comes out from the document flow. It sets the position based on the viewport, even if we ... Read More

In CSS, media queries play an important role in creating a responsive web design, and nowadays responsive design is one of the important things every website requires to attract visitors. In general, we can write media queries using the @media CSS rule. However, we can use the different conditions and keywords in a media query to target different devices. For example, mobile devices, desktop devices, printer screens, etc. In this tutorial, we will learn the difference between the ‘screen’ and ‘only screen’ in media queries. What is a Screen in Media Queries? In CSS, we use the ‘screen’ keyword inside ... Read More

In the text input of the HTML, you can observe the marker showing at the editing position in the text, called the text input caret. Also, it is known as a text input cursor. In this tutorial, we will learn to style the text input caret. However, we can only change the color of the text input caret as changing shape is not supported by modern browsers. Syntax Users can follow the syntax below to use the ‘caret-color’ CSS property to change the color of the text input caret. caret-color: color; In the above input, ‘color’ can be the ... Read More

Developers can use CSS to add animation to the HTML element. Here, we will use CSS to add a wavy effect inside the text. It will look like a real wave in text Here, we have three approaches to add a wavy effect to the text. We will take a look at all approaches one by one. Syntax Users can follow the syntax below to add a wavy effect to the text. @keyframes wavey { 0%, 100% { /* add initial clip-path */ } ... Read More

A contact form is a great way to allow users to reach out to you directly through your website. Contact forms are a crucial aspect of any website, as they allow visitors to get in touch with the website owner. A contact form on website provides an easy way for visitors to ask questions, make inquiries, or provide feedback. In this tutorial, we will be discussing how to create a simple contact form using HTML, CSS, and PHP. Step 1: Create the HTML Form The first step in creating a contact form is to create its structure using HTML. In ... Read More

SASS is an abbreviation of Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets. It is a pre-process that compiles the code of SCSS and converts it into the CSS (cascading style sheet). It is a superset of CSS. This tutorial will teach us to compile the SCSS code using the terminal. Steps to run SASS From the Terminal Users should follow the below steps to run the SASS code from the terminal. Step 1 − Users should have installed Node.JS on their local computer. If not, Go to https://nodejs.org/en/download, download and install from there. Step 2 − Now, we need to create a ... Read More

In CSS, class names or selectors are used to select a particular HTML element. There are some CSS rules to define the class names or CSS selectors. In this tutorial, we will learn all CSS rules and about valid characters to create class names. Here are the rules for creating CSS class names. Rule 1 − Class name or CSS selectors should only contain alphanumeric characters and some special characters such as hyphens (-) and underscores (_). Rule 2 − Class names can’t start with the digits. For example, the “12sd” class name is invalid. Rule 3 − Class ... Read More

The SASS is a CSS preprocessor that keeps the CSS code dry as it doesn’t allow repetition in the code. There are various directives available in the SASS, one of which is the @import directive. The ‘@import’ directive is used to import the code of one ‘.scss’ or ‘.sass’ file into another file and execute it during compilation. We can import the variables, functions, mixins, etc., from one file to another using the ‘@import’ directive. Syntax Users can follow the syntax below to use the ‘@import’ directive in the SASS to import the file. @import 'test' We have imported ... Read More

CSS stands for the Cascading style sheet. HTML is used to create a web page, which adds text, images, videos, etc., to the web page. After that, we require to style the texts and images, which we can do using CSS only. Basically, we can add styles such as background, color, dimensions, direction, etc., to the HTML element using CSS. There are three ways to add style to the web page. First is the inline style, which directly adds style to the HTML element. The second is an embedded style sheet that adds styles in the ‘html’ file inside ... Read More

We can add transitions to HTML elements using CSS. Before we start with the tutorial, let’s understand what transition is. Basically, the transition is an element changing from one state to another state. For example, we change the dimensions of the element when users hover over the element. In CSS, we can add transitions to elements using two ways. First is to use ‘transition-property’, ‘transition-duration’, ‘transition-timing-function’, and ‘transition-delay’ all 4 properties together. The second is using only the ‘transition’ CSS property. The CSS ‘transition’ property is shorthand for the below CSS properties. Transition-property − It specifies the CSS property ... Read More