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The checkbox is one of the characteristics of the HTML input tag. They display as square boxes that the front-end user can dynamically check off. When we want the user to offer a variety of inputs, the HTML checkbox comes in handy. Users choose the items they wish from the entire list when presented with a checkbox enquiry by checking or ticking these text boxes. The data from the checked checkboxes is gathered and stored in the background when the form is submitted. Typically, a checkbox can be in one of three states: checked, unchecked, or indeterminate. When a user ... Read More

The HTML list of items is displayed using the tag. It has to be encapsulated by a parent element. It is used to specify list items in various lists in HTML. It is utilized in menu , directory, ordered list , and unordered lists . In ordered lists, the list elements are typically shown with an ascending counter. The list items in unordered lists are presented as bullet points. The various types of lists are − Ordered List Unordered List Definition List HTML Ordered List The numbered format of elements is displayed via the HTML ordered ... Read More

Due to the simplicity of identifying comparable data fields, forms are used to aggregate data for simpler understanding by all users and clients. Additionally, by knowing each group individually rather than attempting to grasp the full form at once, users are better able to focus on smaller, more clearly defined groups. By default, the related form data fields are grouped together using the and elements. Before we jump into the article, let’s have a quick view of the tag in HTML. HTML tag The HTML tag is used for grouping related form elements. By ... Read More

The two most often used tags in HTML are and . It is extremely rare to come across an industry-level website that does not use the and tags on its pages. They serve different tasks and are important in determining the web page's content, appearance, and behavior. Let’s dive into the article to learn more about the significance of and tag in HTML. Significance of tag The tag is a container for all the head elements in an HTML page. We use … tag to add it to HTML page. head tag ... Read More

Our website pages heavily depend on images. They enhance the visual appeal of our web pages, better explain concepts, and do many other things. To include an image into the web page, we utilize the HTML tag. The two required attributes of the tag: src, which specifies the path to the picture, and alt, which specifies an alternative text for the image. The alt attribute is present in case the image isn't displayed for whatever reason. Although the alt attribute for the tag is present, many users choose to leave it blank or to fill it with ... Read More

A URL (Uniform Resource Locator) is a special identifier used to find a resource on the Internet. It is also known as a web address. For example, an order for the post office to know where to send a box when someone sends a package for occasions, they must provide an address. The URL is the address a web browser needs to enter in order to find the particular page being looked for. A URL is made up of several components, including a scheme, subdomain, top-level domain, second-level domain, subdirectory, parameter, port, path, query, and fragment. While a URL need ... Read More

CSS offers a variety of styling options for HTML elements. These properties can be used for different purposes, including modifying the width and height of HTML components and adding a background image and color. This property also include margin, color, width, height, background, background-color, and many others. The background of HTML elements is set using the background and background-color properties. Let’s dive into the article to learn more about the difference between background and background color. Let’s discuss them one by one. CSS background property CSS background properties help us style the background of elements. The CSS background property is ... Read More

In CSS, we use length, percentage, and keyword values to define an element's size. For developers who want the freedom to present webpage content effectively, the CSS sizing property is necessary. You can use it to apply styles to websites. More significantly, you can do this without regard to the HTML code that each web page uses. We sometimes employ the fit-content, min-content, and max-content keyword value types. Let’s jump into the article to learn about the working of the min-content and max-content. CSS min-content The keyword "min-content sizing" denotes the content's inherent minimum width. This implies that content will ... Read More

Most users at the beginning of the internet's existence were desktop computer users. Nowadays, you can access the internet on your laptop, phone, tablet, automobile, etc. People anticipate that the website will appear nice across all platforms. Before responsive web design, web developers and designers tried with a variety of various methods. One of them, was fixed-width design. As the names suggests "The width of your content is fixed" implies, the material's width will always be the same regardless of the size of your screen. Let’s dive into the article to learn more about the fixed width design. ... Read More

HTML documents employ DOCTYPE declarations to identify the HTML version being used and to instruct web browsers to render content in a variety of ways. You must begin each HTML document you code with a declaration. just before the tag is where the doctype is declared. Let’s dive into the article to learn more about the difference between transitional and strict doctype. The two primary DOCTYPE declaration are "Transitional" and "Strict, " with each providing a different function in terms of describing how a web page should be read and produced. Before that let’s have a quick view ... Read More