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Scrollbars are an essential part of web browsing, allowing users to navigate through long pages of content. Webkit-based browsers such as Safari and Google Chrome offer several ways to style scrollbar thumbs, which are the draggable handles that move up and down the scrollbar track. Scroll bars are an essential feature for any window that displays content extending beyond its borders. The inclusion of a scroll bar provides users with a means of navigating through the content of the client area. A scroll bar's orientation is responsible for determining the direction in which scrolling occurs when the user interacts with ... Read More

To style label associated with selected radio input and checked checkboxes using CSS, is important task in forms as it makes it easy to identify the option selected by user. In this article, we will understand how to style label associated with selected radio input and checked checkboxes using CSS using :checked psuedo class selector and CSS combinators. We are having three radio buttons and three checkboxes, our task is to style label associated with selected radio input and checked checkboxes using CSS. Styling Label of Checked Radio Button and Checkboxes We have created three ... Read More

Icons are an essential part of any website or application, as they give us a quick and easy way for users to understand and interact with the content. However, using default icons can make a website look generic and unappealing. Using CSS, we can style icon color, size, and shadow to create a unique and visually appealing user experience. In this article, we will learn how to style icon color, size, and shadow using CSS. We will learn the different methods to style the icons in CSS. Different Methods to Style Icons in CSS Method 1: Using Font Awesome Icons ... Read More

What are Sprites in CSS? In CSS, sprites are techniques used to which we can use to decrease the number of HTTP requests by the web browser. In this technique, we require to combine multiple images in a single image. After that, we can set the single image for every image element’s background and also required to set the position to show the particular image from the combined image. Here, we can combine the different images in a single image using the image editing tools such as Photoshop, paint, etc. After that, we can use that single image with different ... Read More

As a beginner developer, learning about CSS flexbox is important. It also helps to make the responsive web design easy by optimizing the spaces of the element. The CSS flexbox is a layout model that we can use to arrange the child items better. It also changes the flex items' dimensions if the flexbox's content is overflowing and tries to show all content of the web page. Terminology of CSS Flexbox In this section, we will learn about the basic terminology used while using the CSS flexbox layout. Flex container − It is an HTML element for which we ... Read More

Developers use CSS to style the web page's content and represent it properly. It can be used to make any content attractive. The full form of the SVG is the scalable vector image. The SVG is one type of image like a jpg or png. The jpg or png are raster images created using the grids of the pixels. If we zoom in on the raster images, it starts getting blurry. The vector image is created using the mathematical functions which draw vectors and joins them to make a shape. As it is not a grid of pixels, it never ... Read More

Materialize is a front-end development framework that developers can use to style web pages, and it follows Google’s material design guidelines. It contains the different HTML components, which are pre-designed with CSS and pre-functional with JavaScript, and one of them is the dropdown. The dropdown is useful whenever developers want to allow application users to select either single or multiple options from all options available. It provides a Basic pre-styled dropdown menu; however, we can customize it. Also, some properties are available for dropdowns which we can use to customize. For example, the ‘isOpen’ property returns a boolean value based ... Read More

In this tutorial, we will learn to switch between multiple CSS stylesheets using JavaScript. Have you ever thought that when you toggle the theme of TutorialsPoint’s website, how it changes the CSS of the whole website? Here is a simple answer. When the user presses the button, it switches the CSS stylesheets for the website like it removes the stylesheet for the white theme and adds the stylesheet for the dark theme. Here, we will see examples of switching between multiple CSS files using JavaScript. Syntax Users can follow the syntax below to switch between multiple CSS files using JavaScript. ... Read More

Generally, we add content to the web page using HTML and style the content using CSS. The CSS contains some pseudo-selectors, such as ‘:before’, and we can use it to add content to the web page before any HTML element. Sometimes, developers don’t want to put the content before the HTML element using the ‘:before’ selector, but they require to position the content. For example, if we use the ‘:before’ selector to add an icon before the text, we require space between the text and the icon. So, we need to change the icon's position using the CSS position property. ... Read More

While developing the web application, developers must make it look fine in every browser. Some CSS properties are not supported by the browsers like Firefox but are supported by other browsers such as Chrome, Opera, etc. In such cases, we need to write a CSS code that targets only Firefox browser. In this article, we will learn two different methods to write CSS, which targets only Firefox browsers. Different ways to target Firefox with CSS There are two ways to target firefox with CSS as mentioned below. Using the Mozilla-specific CSS Extension ... Read More