IN LESS, mixins provide a way to group a set of CSS properties and reuse them across different rule sets in our stylesheet. When we include a mixin in a rule set, all of the CSS properties defined in the mixin are added to the rule set where the mixin ... Read More

IN LESS, "Extend" is a feature that allows us to inherit the styles from one selector to another. When we use "extend" in a selector, it merges the styles of that selector with any other selectors that match the one being referenced. Let’s understand it via the examples below. So ... Read More

In LESS, the "escaping" allows us to use any arbitrary string as a property or variable value. Sometimes, we may use special characters or symbols in our LESS code that can cause problems when the code is compiled. Escaping is a technique that helps prevent such issues by enclosing these ... 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 ... 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' ... 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 ... 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 ... Read More

The LESS (learner CSS) is a preprocessor developed on top of the normal CSS to allow developers to maintain and customize the CSS code easily. For example, it allows to create variables and functions inside the CSS code. So, developers don’t require to write repetitive code as we generally do ... 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 ... Read More

We can manage the columns of the web page using the various CSS properties, and ‘column-fill’ is one of them. The column-fill CSS property is used to set how content should look in multiple columns. For example, it should be in the natural flow or balanced between all columns. Sometimes, ... Read More