This section is about styles, for visually appealing websites. We have the CSS, useful for defining colors, shapes and how the HTML structures will then have to be arranged within the pages.
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An excellent new attribute has been added that will avoid a series of problems of loading. For example, you are in a scrolling SPA (Single Page Application) with many background images. The browser will gradually download them when it needs. I’m talking about native lazy loading for images and usually […]
It is finally about to arrive. I’ve been waiting for it almost always. I’m talking about the new version of the bootstrap graphics library (Bootstrap 5). One of my favorites is definitely the first. Removed JQuery The improvements of this new version will be aimed at making it “future-proof”, especially […]
Let’s talk about the CSS VH and VW units.Today’s websites must adapt better and better to new generations of browsers due to the fact that there is no longer a single type of device on which our site can be viewed. There are now an infinite series of devices, including […]
Today we will see how to provoke the smooth hover of images, that is when, going with the mouse on one image you see another one. This behavior is easy when talking about other types of objects such as div or text but it is a little more complicated in […]
In this article we will discover the rules for the Perfect Footer, that can adapt for all eventualities, a css trick for all. When you have a short content (that not fill the viewport) it stay at bottom of the page, leaving space between it and short content. When you […]