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A skewed background is a design effect that creates a diagonal or angled appearance on the background of a web page or element. This effect can be achieved using CSS transforms to skew the container element, along with other CSS properties like background-color, gradients, and images to create the desired visual effect. Approach -1: using the transform property in CSS Algorithm Set the title of the document as “Skewed Background”. Define CSS variables for the skew angle and background colors Set the transform property to skew the background using the CSS transform property Set a linear gradient background using ... Read More

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In CSS, we can use the ‘border-bottom’ CSS property to set the bottom border for an HTML element. We can use the animation property to animate the width of the bottom border. Also, we require to define the keyframes by changing the width of the bottom border to animate it. Syntax Users can follow the syntax below to animate the width of the bottom border. selector { animation: mymove 5s infinite; } @keyframes mymove { 50% { border-bottom: 25px solid black; } } ... Read More

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To remove indentation from an unordered list item using CSS, we will be understanding various approaches. Indentation is a common feature used to give a visual hierarchy to the list items. In this article, we will be going through five different approaches to remove indentation from an unordered list item using CSS. We are having an unordered list of different programming languages, our task is to remove the indentation from unordered list using CSS. Approaches to Remove Indentation from an Unordered List Item Here is a list of approaches to remove indentation from an unordered list item using CSS which ... Read More

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CSS has internal and inline styles that can be used to display the paragraph element in an inline manner. CSS is a language used for styling the HTML and XML texts. Changing the display property of an HTML element is a typical CSS job. The display attribute of an element indicates how it should be presented, such as block, inline, or inline-block. When displaying a paragraph element inline, the display property must be modified from its default block value to inline. Here we are going to learn how to develop a css code that will display the paragraph elements as ... Read More

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In CSS we can use the ‘resize’ property to resize the textarea box of a webpage. We can resize the height and width of the textarea box. In case if we set the resize value to none, the textarea box will not resize. In some situations, disabling the resizable functionality of a textbox area in HTML might be accessible if we wish to limit user interactions and control the layout of the input. The size of the text entry is important to the design and the layout of webpage or application is also required. In this article, we will create ... Read More

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To disable text selection highlighting using CSS, it can help in preventing the content copying. We can use CSS user-select property to disable the text selection highlighting. In this article, we will be understanding how we can use CSS user-select property to disable text selection highlighting. we are having a div element with some textual content written inside it. Our task is to disable text selection highlighting using CSS. Disabling Text Selection Highlighting Using CSS We have used a div tag to write the textual content in it. After writing the ... Read More

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In this article, we will learn about the sorting function in Sass, but before moving forward, let’s have a basic idea about Sass; so sass is a powerful and popular preprocessor language for CSS that allows developers to write more efficient and maintainable stylesheets. One of the best advantages of Sass is the ability to use functions to streamline the development process. However, one function that Sass does not provide out of the box is a sorting function. Sorting is a common task in all programming languages and can be useful in many different contexts when working with stylesheets. Unfortunately, ... Read More

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NeumorphismUI is a design trend that has gained popularity recently, combining skeuomorphism with a modern twist. When applied to forms, NeumorphismUI is a design style worth considering. It can make the user interface feel more tangible and interactive, ultimately improving the overall usability of the form. In this article, we'll explore the different types of NeumorphismUI forms and provide examples and best practices for each. Example In this example, we created a login form to enhance the enhanced experience. First, we started by designing the form with a neumorphic style, which gives it a modern and elegant look. We ... Read More

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The SASS provides various features over the normal CSS to write easy and maintainable code, and advanced selectors are one of them. A SASS contains the last-child, and last-of-type selectors, which we will discuss in this tutorial. Last-child Selector in SASS The ‘last-child’ selector allows developers to select the last element inside the parent element. Also, it allows you to select the last HTML element regardless of the type of the element. If the last element contains the nested child elements, it also applies style to the nested element as they are a part of the last child element. Syntax ... Read More

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SASS or Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets, is a very popular preprocessor scripting language among developers that are used to enhance the functionality of CSS. SASS allows the developers to use variables, nesting, mixins, and some other advanced features that are not available in CSS. One of the key features of using SASS is the feature of declaring variables, which are nothing but placeholders for the values that we can reuse throughout our web application stylesheet. Variables help save time and effort for the developers enabling them to update multiple values at once just by making the code more readable and ... Read More