📄️ Intro
CSS standard for Cascading Style Sheets. This is a stylesheet language used mostly in HTML that will allow you to beautify the UI elements.
📄️ CSS Selectors
CSS selectors are the building blocks of CSS. They define the elements to which a set of CSS rules apply. Understanding selectors is crucial for effective CSS coding. Below are the detailed list of selectors.
📄️ Box Model
Every element in HTML is represented as box. By Default every elemented packed as multiple layers sarrounded. Below screenshot wdould explain a little better about it.
🗃️ Display property
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🗃️ Position property
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📄️ Background Property
The background property in CSS is a shorthand for setting various background properties for an element in a single declaration. It allows you to define the background color, image, position, size, and more.
📄️ Text and Fonts
Styling text is a fundamental aspect of web design and development.
📄️ Images
Images in CSS can be used in various ways to enhance the visual appeal and functionality of a website.
📄️ Filters
The filter property in CSS allows you to apply graphical effects like blurring, brightness adjustments, and color manipulation to elements. This property is especially useful for enhancing images, backgrounds, and even text.
📄️ Units
In CSS, units are used to specify the size of various elements, such as font size, margins, paddings, and more. Understanding the different types of units is crucial for creating responsive and scalable designs.
📄️ SVGs
Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) offer a way to create resolution-independent vector graphics that look crisp at any size or resolution.
📄️ Javascript and CSS
Updating CSS on HTML elements using JavaScript is a common practice, especially in interactive web applications.
🗃️ Styling Forms
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🗃️ Responsive Design
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📄️ CSS Inbuilt functions
In CSS, functions are used to perform specific operations or computations, often to set dynamic values for properties.
📄️ CSS Variables
CSS variables allow you to store values that you can reuse throughout your stylesheet. They are scoped to the element they are declared on, and they inherit their values, much like other CSS properties.
📄️ Transitions
Understanding CSS transitions could be a valuable addition to your toolkit. CSS transitions allow you to smoothly change property values over a given duration, enhancing the user experience in web applications.
📄️ Animations
CSS animations offer a way to create smooth, performant animations directly in your stylesheets, without relying on JavaScript. They're particularly useful for enhancing user experience and engagement.
📄️ CSS Prefix
CSS prefixes are short strings added before the actual CSS property, serving as a sort of "namespace" for the property. They are used to enable browser-specific features or to support experimental features not yet standardized by the W3C.
📄️ CSS @support
The @supports rule in CSS to be a powerful tool for feature detection. This rule allows you to write conditional CSS that will only be applied if the browser supports a particular property or value, making it easier to implement progressive enhancement and graceful degradation strategies.
📄️ CSS @support
Polyfills allow you to implement forward compatibility in your projects, ensuring that even users on older or less capable browsers can access new features. This is crucial for maintaining a high-quality user experience across diverse user bases, which is often a key concern in large-scale or complex projects.
📄️ Sass / Scss
SaaS/SCSS in CSS to be a valuable addition to your toolkit. These are not to be confused with Software as a Service (SaaS); rather, they are technologies related to Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).
📄️ Float
The float property in CSS is a powerful tool that was originally designed for wrapping text around images. Over time, it became a popular method for creating layouts and aligning elements before Flexbox and Grid became mainstream.
📄️ Shorthand properites
In CSS there are few properties that can be combined and written in a single line. This page would have references to them.