CSS web design tools
Obviously, each developer or programmer displays a style of their own which marks his trademark. These styles are manifested in the designs of the web pages and other web-based applications that they create. All aspects of a web-based application, such as shapes and colors, text and pictures, they are made up of CSS code. This code can be modified or edited by means of available tools. One tool that might come in handy to a programmer is a language editor. It enables the developer to create a custom template or to combine a series of codes in order to create
Forgotten heroes of CSS Properties
The aim of this article is to describe some CSS properties that in my opinion are usually forgotten or neglected by web designers Text Indent The function of this property is to push forward the first line of text in a paragraph. This effect is similar to what we can typically see in printed media. The other justification to use this property is to displace the text entirely off the web page while applying image replacement methods on titles or navigation bar. This technique is most commonly resolved by means of text-indent attribute. Letter Spacing This property is hardly ever
Essentials of the CSS Background Property
Among many virtues of CSS that made it so popular in the community of web designers and developers is its ability to define multiple versatile properties of elements. One of the most interesting and useful features of CSS properties is the ability to control and add backgrounds. It is possible to create backgrounds/backdrops located behind the text, regardless of the size of the paragraph, it might be very large or, if you wish so, very small. You can achieve this effect by using the URL of the desired image. The CSS background property is used by professional webmasters to prepare