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Articles by Vikash Kumar
6 articles
How to Add Multiple Elements in the Same Table?
In HTML tables, the element is used to group and organize the content of the table into sections. It is especially useful when working with large tables as it helps to manage and style the data effectively. While a table typically contains one , you can have multiple elements within the same table to structure data into different sections or categories. Syntax Following is the syntax for using multiple elements in a table − Header 1Header 2 ...
Read MoreHow to add icon logo in title bar using HTML?
To add an icon logo to the title bar of a website in HTML, we use a favicon (short for "favorites icon"). The favicon appears in the browser tab, bookmarks, history, and other places where your site is referenced, helping users quickly identify your website among multiple open tabs. What is a Favicon? A favicon is a small icon image, typically 16x16, 32x32, or larger pixels, associated with a website. It provides a visual representation of your brand or website and enhances user experience by making your site easily recognizable. Modern browsers support various favicon formats including ICO, ...
Read MoreNeumorphism Loading Spinner in HTML & CSS
In this article, we will create a Neumorphism Loading Spinner using HTML and CSS. The loading spinner is a common UI element used to indicate a process in progress, such as loading content or waiting for data from the server. We'll add a modern touch to it using the Neumorphism design technique. Neumorphic designs give a 3D look by combining highlights and shadows around elements, making them appear to protrude or sink into the surface. Syntax .neumorphic-element { box-shadow: positive-x positive-y blur-radius dark-color, ...
Read MoreHow to Vertically Align the Text with a Large Font Awesome Icon?
When working with large Font Awesome icons alongside text, achieving perfect vertical alignment can be challenging. This article explores various CSS methods to vertically align text with large Font Awesome icons effectively. Syntax /* Flexbox approach */ .container { display: flex; align-items: center; } /* Inline-block approach */ .container { font-size: 0; } .icon, .text { display: inline-block; vertical-align: middle; } /* Grid approach */ .container { display: grid; ...
Read MoreHow to disable form fields using CSS or JavaScript?
Form fields can be disabled using CSS or JavaScript to prevent user interaction when certain conditions are met. This is useful for creating read-only forms, conditional inputs, or preventing submission before validation. Syntax /* CSS approach */ selector { pointer-events: none; opacity: value; } /* HTML disabled attribute */ Method 1: Disable Form Fields with CSS To disable form fields with CSS, we use the pointer-events property to prevent mouse interactions and opacity to provide visual feedback. The pointer-events: none disables all mouse events, ...
Read MoreHow to Create ToDo App using ReactJS?
Creating a ToDo app is the best way to start learning ReactJS. In this article, we will see how to build a simple ToDo app using React. The project will cover key React concepts like components, state management, props, and event handling. Features of Todo List The ToDo app will allow users to. Add new tasks. Mark tasks as complete. Delete tasks from the list. For better management we will break down the app into small reusable components and manage the state using React's ...
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