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To create wave background using CSS, is a popular technique used to add a unique and dynamic visual element to web pages. We will be understanding two different approaches to create wave background using CSS. In this article, we are having a blank webpage and our task is to create wave background using CSS. Approaches to Create Wave Background Here is a list of approaches to create wave background using CSS which we will be discussing in this article with stepwise explaination and complete example codes. Wave Background Using SVG Wave ... Read More

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Bootstrap provides a set of classes and components to create alert messages that can be used to notify users about different types of information, such as errors, warnings, and success messages.Warning alerts are commonly used to inform users about issues or errors on a website or application. The “alert-warning” class in Bootstrap is used to give an alert and indicate a warning message to the user. You can use it to convey different types of messages to the user, such as success, danger, info, and others, by using different classes like alert-success, alertdanger, alert-info, etc. Approaches We have two ... Read More

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We have different methods for creating Unordered listviews using jQuery. Unordered listviews are a way to display a list of items in an organized manner using the jQuery Mobile framework. We can easily create unordered listviews that are responsive, customizable, and compatible with a wide range of devices and platforms. In this tutorial, we'll explore some of the key techniques and best practices for creating unordered listviews using jQuery Mobile. Approaches We have two different approaches to creating Unordered listviews using jQuery including the following − Using the “data-role method” Using the “CSS style” Let us look ... Read More

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In this article, we will be creating a Wave Loader using CSS. Wave loader is a loading animation with a wave-like effect. It is a standard way for signaling progress in online applications, and it may enhance the user experience by indicating that material is being loaded. Making a CSS wave loader is a basic technique that uses CSS animation and keyframes. You may design a dynamic and aesthetically beautiful wave loader that can be adjusted to meet your individual demands by setting the animation attributes and keyframes. Approaches There are various techniques to employ CSS to create a ... Read More

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In this article, we use CSS to create a wave ball effect can offer a unique and visually attractive touch to any website or application. This effect can be used to make buttons, progress indicators, and other user interface elements stand out from the crowd. To get this effect, you will need to be familiar with several fundamental CSS attributes such as border-radius, box-shadow, and animation. Approaches To generate a wave ball effect using CSS, there are numerous techniques that can be done. Among the most common approaches are − Using `box-shadow` Using `animated gradient` Let us ... Read More

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A navigation bar is a graphical feature that allows users to navigate through a website or application. It is typically presented as a list of links at the top or side of the screen and assists users in navigating to various areas or pages within the website. HTML and CSS can be used to build horizontal or vertical navigation bars. HTML is used to specify the structure and content of the navigation bar, whilst CSS is used to design and make the navigation bar look appealing. You may improve the overall user experience and make it easier for users to ... Read More

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Overview jQuery is a fast, small, and feature-rich JavaScript library. It helps in DOM manipulation, event handling, animation, CSS and Ajax. To achieve the requirement we’ll use the “is(selector)” method of jQuery. is(selector) This method checks the currently selected elements against an expression/selector and returns true if any one of the selected elements matches with the selector. In the below code, we have created a container with the class “test”. We want to change the background color of the container when it is clicked. So, “test” which is the class name of the container will be used as a selector ... Read More

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Overview A notification icon is a common feature that exists in each and every application. In order to count the number of notifications and display it on an icon can be achieved with basic knowledge of JavaScript. So to build this feature we should have some prior knowledge about HTML Document Object Model (DOM), CSS, and Bootstrap. Approach To start building this feature first we had to link some of the Content Delivery Network (CDN) links to our HTML page. Font Awesome CDN Link − Bootstrap CDN Link − ... Read More

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Overview To count each and every element in the HTML document including the head tag and body tag can be achieved using the jQuery "length()" method. By selecting the universal selector ( * ) as selector and calculating the length of its using length property will return the number of the elements contained in the HTML document page. Syntax The syntax used to count the number of elements is − $(“*”).property; selector − The selector used in this is the universal selector, as the name itself describes that it selects each and every element of the page. ... Read More

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Overview The conversion of a title to URL Slug is also known as to “Slugify” a title. An URL Slug refers to a title which is descriptive by itself and is easy to read. It is attached to the URL of a page which tells about the current page as the slug is self-descriptive. So to convert a title to slug using JavaScript can be achieved using certain JavaScript functions such as toLowerCase(), replace(), trim(). Algorithm Step 1 − Create a HTML page with two input tags and add the id attribute in it as “title” and “urlSlug” respectively, ... Read More