steps() is a relatively new addition to the CSS3 animations module. Instead of interpolating the values smoothly, it allows us to define the number of “frames” precisely. So I used it to create headers that have the well-known animated “typing effect”: As you can see, the number of characters is hardcoded in the steps() function, but that’s the only place. Everything else is totally flexible. Apar
Today we are going to share best framework to make easy web development and web design. Framework: – this is a software designed to support the development of a Websites, Web applications and Web services. Every framework perform different kind of works like : some provides library for database access, provides session management and some often helps to promote code reuse. Web development can be l
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Step 1 – HTML We’ll create two unordered lists, one for thumbnails and one for the images. To link the thumbnail to the respective image we will add an id for each image. <div class="slider-wrapper"> <ul class="s-thumbs"> <li><a href="#slide-1"><img src="img/thumb1.png" alt=""><span>Slide Left</span></a></li> <li><a href="#slide-2"><img src="img/thumb2.png" alt=""><span>Slide Right</span></a></li>
HTML5 and CSS3 are hottest topics among for web developers. HTML5 and CSS3 templates are another stepping stone to make the web experience more enjoyable and grafting. Coming up with all browsers are compatible with all HTML5 and CSS3 functionality and features. In web development, it’s important to move with the times and embrace the latest changes. There have been dramatically changed HTML to HT
Turn.js is a JavaScript library that will make your content look like a real book or magazine using all the advantages of HTML5. The web is getting beautiful with new user interfaces based in HTML5; turn.js is the best fit for a magazine, book or catalog based in HTML5. <div id="flipbook"> <div class="hard"> Turn.js </div> <div class="hard"></div> <div> Page 1 </div> <div> Page 2 </div> <div> Page
How often have you had to write some JavaScript to create an interactive widget that shows and hides some content? You might’ve even downloaded a whole JavaScript library to achieve such an effect. Well, it’s time writing service to rejoice! HTML5 provides a way to create this toggle feature with just a few lines of HTML and no JavaScript in sight (depending on the browser, of course, but we’ll co
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One of the new types of inputs in HTML5 is search. <input type=search name=s> It does absolutely nothing in most browsers. It just behaves like a text input. This isn’t a problem. The spec doesn’t require it to do anything special. WebKit browsers do treat it a bit differently though, primarily with styling. A search input in WebKit by default has an inset border, rounded corners, and strict typog
Previously I wrote two tutorials on how to style the image element with CSS3 inset box-shadow and border-radius. The trick is to wrap the image with a span tag and apply the image as background-image. However, I recently ran into a problem with that trick while designing the PhotoTouch theme. The issue is that the background-image is not resizable and thus it is not a good idea to use in responsiv
Step 1 – HTML The HTML is very simple, we’ll just create 3 anchor tags with the class of ‘button’ and since we will create three different colors styles we will give to each link a different color class <div id="css"> <img src="img/css.png" alt="title image"> <a href="#" class="button big green">sign in <span>One minute</span></a> <a href="#" class="button big blue">sign in <span>One minute</span>
Quick tip on how to spice up your menu with CSS3: add an image to every menu item and slide it out on hover. In this new category called “Tips and Tricks” we will introduce some quick and interesting methods around web development and web design. In today’s tip we’ll show you how to spice up your menu by adding a neat hover effect to it. The idea is to slide an image out to the right when hovering
Safari 4+ supports a different syntax for linear gradients. Safari 5.1+ supports the newer style syntax (as well as the older style). Gradients are an experimental feature, and it's likely the syntax will change before they are finalized. At present, all these browsers require the appropriate vendor specific prefix.
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