by MoreOnFew | Jun 24, 2016 | CSS, Web |
I am sure that by now you would have used various new input types available as a part of HTML5. Many of these input types have eliminated the requirement for JavaScript too in many scenarios. One such new input type is the Input type number. The syntax for the same is... by MoreOnFew | May 13, 2016 | CSS, Web |
With the onset of CSS3 a lot of new selectors were introduced. Many of these new selectors have been of a lot of help to us. The first-child selector is one such selector. Using the first-child selector, you can target the element which is the first child of its... by MoreOnFew | May 12, 2016 | CSS, Web |
If you are developing a Responsive Webpage or a Fluid Web page, you would have definitely come across scenarios where you wanted to fit in a large image within a smaller DIV without distorting it or breaking the aspect ratio. Well, this can be done easily using the... 
by MoreOnFew | Oct 1, 2015 | CSS, HTML, Web |
What is Font Awesome? Font Awesome is basically an Icon-Font Kit. It is a font that renders icons and is somewhat similar (though not exactly) to the windings in windows. It gives you scalable vector icons that you can customize as per your choice like... 
by MoreOnFew | May 29, 2014 | CSS, Web |
What is Unsemantic? Unsemantic is a CSS framework that is responsive and based on fluid grid system that uses percentages instead of fixed pixels. Like any other CSS framework, Unsemantic too has pre-prepared CSS classes that would make web page development easier.... by MoreOnFew | Nov 22, 2013 | CSS, HTML, Web |
Many of us would have come across scenarios where we wanted a different Stylesheet or CSS properties for IE (Internet Explorer). While many would have resorted to Feature detection / browser detection there is an easier approach to achieve this. You can use...