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Incorporating time pickers into web forms is a common requirement for many web developers. While you might think that adding time pickers might be a complicated task and you might have to use JavaScript libraries. But to your surprise, this is a relatively easy task using tags provided by HTML. This can significantly reduce the amount of code and time required to implement date and time pickers in your web application. To create the time control using HTML, we have tag, where time value can be used in TYPE attribute of tag. Let’s dive into the article to ... 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 basic way that people express themselves is via the use of color. Before they even have the manual skill to sketch, children play with color. Perhaps for this reason, when learning to create websites, people frequently wish to play with color as one of the initial elements. There are several ways to add color to your HTML elements using CSS to get the exact look you desire. You may manage the appearance of your HTML elements with CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), including their colors, fonts, sizes, and positions. Let’s look one by one on adding a specific color ... Read More

API is also known as "Application Programming Interface." It is a collection of definitions, tools, and protocols that enables interaction and communication across various software programs. Developers can engage with a service, library, or platform without having to understand all the techniques of how it operates since APIs define the methods and data structures they can utilize. APIs are essential for the development of software because they let programmers use the features and services offered by other software components to create more complex applications. They advance modularity and collaboration amongst various software systems. Let’s dive into the article to learn ... Read More

Web applications can store data locally in the user's browser using web storage. Application data had to be kept in cookies and sent along with every server request prior to HTML5. Large volumes of data can be kept locally without degrading the functionality of a website using web storage, which is more secure. In contrast to cookies, there is no information transfer to the server and the storage capacity is much higher (at least 5MB). Storage on the web is per origin (per domain and protocol). The same data can be stored and accessed by all pages coming from one ... 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

The JavaScript library "jQuery" is regarded as the most effective lightweight JavaScript library. Based on the built-in methods, it encapsulates several lines of JavaScript code to carry out a given functionality. A single line of code can easily be used to call these methods. While doing the necessary operation, it shortens the code. Users can use a single line of code to invoke the "hover()" and "mouseover()" jQuery methods when their relevant events occur to carry out the task. Let’s dive into the article to learn more about the difference between hover() and mouseover() methods in jQuery. Before learning about ... Read More

The jQuery fade effect combines the ability to display and hide certain items while also including a transition animation. You can observe that the elements gradually fade in and out rather than appearing and disappearing right away. An effect like this could make the website look more spectacular and be more pleasant. There are different methods used for the creation of fading effects in jQuery like .fadeIn(), .fadeOut() , .fadeToggle() and .fadeTo() . Let’s look into them one by one. jQuery fadeIn() method The opacity of the matching items is animated using the .fadeIn() method. It is the same as ... Read More

The "flipping window" effect, also called the "window rotation" effect, is a visual occurrence that takes place when an object or scene is seen via a number of spinning windows or panels. To give viewers an immersive and engaging experience, the flipping window effect is frequently employed in interactive displays, digital animations, and art installations. Let’s dive into the article to draw a flipping window effect. It can be done by using CSS @keyframes. Let’s have a quick look at it before we jump into the article. CSS @keyframes Keyframes are used for animation in CSS. It provides you more ... Read More