The about page of a website has the team details including the name, designation, contact details, contact button, etc. First, a container is set for the about page. Withing that, set the child containers for the column, card, person profile, etc. The profile includes the name, designation and a button ... Read More

The alert message can be seen on web pages. As an example, we can consider a message while deleted an account on a social media website. Even coupons are provided in the form of alert message on some websites. Other examples can be “Your order is confirmed” or even ““Your ... Read More

To create a table on a web page, we use the element. It allows us to set the table row using the element. Within that, the elements are used to place the data. A table can also be striped. Such striped tables have a different look for ... Read More

Vertical menus on a web page are mainly placed on the left or the right. These left or right menus are vertically aligned to make it easier for users to navigate or click them. To create a vertical menu, set a container and within that set the menu links. The ... Read More

On a web page, you can create a triangle easily. Use the clip-path property or even the child selector concept can be used. The clip-path allows a user to clip an element to a shape. This shape is to be set polygon to create a triangle. Syntax The syntax of ... Read More

On a web page, if you want to represent a folder-view, like in case of web hosting filed, then create a tree view. The root or the home are always clickable in a tree view. We set it clickable using the cursor property with the value pointer. The arrow key ... Read More

Image gallery on a web page can be displayed in various forms. One of them is a tabbed image gallery. On clicking the image thumbnail from the image gallery, the image expands. Let us see how to create a tabbed image gallery with HTML and CSS. Set the images for ... Read More

A subnavigation menu is a menu that appear just below the main menu. The menu is created using the element on a web page. Consider it as a secondary menu or a submenu. The submenus appear on mouse hovering any of the menus from the main menu. This is ... Read More

On a web page, you must have seen a stick menu positioned on the top. With that, a sticky element can also be placed on a web page. Also, using the position property, we can also make an image sticky that would stick even when the web page is scrolled. ... Read More

On a web page, we can easily create an element and position it sticky i.e., that specific element will remain stick even when the web page is scrolled. This is achieved using the position property with the value sticky. Create a div for the sticky element Set a parent div ... Read More