CSS Advanced

Using the CSS border-radius property allows you to apply "rounded corners" to any element.

CSS Border Images: Utilizes images to style the borders of an element.

CSS Multiple Backgrounds: Allows the application of more than one background image to an element.

CSS Colors: Specify visual attributes for elements using defined color values.

CSS Color Keywords: Reserved words representing specific colors or color properties.

CSS gradients are smooth color transitions, defined by blending two or more colors, typically utilized to create visually appealing backgrounds or decorative effects on elements within a webpage.

A radial gradient is characterized by its center point.

CSS conic gradients are a type of gradient defined by colors positioned around a central point in a circular manner, creating a smooth transition between colors in a clockwise or counterclockwise direction.

CSS Shadow Effects: Styling techniques applied to elements to create visual depth and dimension by casting shadows, enhancing their appearance and prominence.

The CSS box-shadow property is employed to add one or more shadows to an element.

Styling techniques applied to text elements to create visual enhancements, including features such as shadows, gradients, transformations, and animations.

Web fonts enable web designers to utilize typefaces that aren't locally installed on the user's device.

CSS 2D Transforms refer to a set of CSS properties that enable the transformation of elements in two-dimensional space, allowing for translation, rotation, scaling, and skewing effects.

CSS also enables 3D transformations.

CSS transitions enable smooth changes in property values over a specified duration.

CSS enables the animation of HTML elements without requiring JavaScript!

A CSS tooltip is a graphical user interface element that displays additional information about an element when the user hovers over it.

CSS Styling Images refers to the process of using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to customize the appearance of images on a web page, including adjustments to size, position, borders, effects, and other visual properties.

This chapter will teach you how to mirror an image

The CSS property object-fit determines the resizing behavior of an <img> or <video> element to fit its container.

The CSS object-position property dictates the placement of an <img> or <video> element within its container.

CSS masking involves creating a mask layer that can be placed over an element to conceal either some or all parts of the element.

CSS Buttons: User interface elements styled using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to provide interactive functionality and visual feedback on websites or applications.

Discover techniques for crafting a responsive pagination using CSS.

A feature enabling content to be displayed in multiple columns within a single element for enhanced layout options.

CSS User Interface refers to the styling and design aspects of web elements, such as buttons, forms, and menus, to enhance user experience and visual appeal.

The var() function serves to incorporate the value of a CSS variable.

The process of redefining or substituting previously declared CSS variables with new values.

CSS variables can be manipulated via JavaScript since they have access to the Document Object Model (DOM).

Employing CSS variables to dynamically adjust styles based on specified media conditions, enhancing responsiveness and modularity in web design.

The CSS box-sizing property enables the inclusion of padding and border within an element's overall width and height.

CSS Media Queries are a feature that allows content rendering to adapt to various conditions such as screen size, device orientation, or display capabilities

CSS Media Queries are rules that enable the adaptation of webpage styles based on characteristics such as viewport dimensions or device properties; examples include adjusting layout or font size for different screen sizes.

CSS Flexbox is a layout model that allows for the creation of flexible and responsive page layouts through distributing space and aligning content within a container.

A CSS Flex Container is an element configured to utilize the Flexbox layout model, allowing for flexible arrangement and alignment of its child elements.

CSS Flex Items are the child elements contained within a flex container, which are arranged and aligned according to the flexbox layout model.

CSS Flex Responsive refers to the adaptability of flexbox layouts to different screen sizes and devices, ensuring optimal display and usability across various platforms.