CSS Tutorials

We will continue on with the HTML and CSS.

CSS3 introduced a new concept, media queries, which revolutionized the web. Media queries allow the presentation of the content to be manipulated to a range of devices without actually changing the content itself.

Some CSS features such as gradients, rounded corners, background image, and so on allow you to transform a dull looking form into a beautiful artwork. The background gradients allow you to add nice effect to the elements of a form. The shadow properties lets you add depth to the appearance of the element. In this tutorial, you will style a login form using various CSS properties.

This article describes, in a simple way, how to style checkboxes and radio buttons using only CSS3.

With the evolutionary changes the industry has been experiencing in the last decade, web developers are always kept on edge, trying to predict the next trend which will take the industry by storm!

This is a well-designed image slider that works in modern browsers: IE9, IE10, IE11, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Chrome.

The current article is more for demonstration purposes. It shows how to draw six-pointed and five-pointed stars using only CSS.

calc is a fairly new but still very rarely used feature in CSS3. It allows you to perform simple arithmetic operations directly in style descriptions using all sorts of units.

The major problem of ordinary drop-down lists (select tags) in HTML is their inability to be styled with CSS styles. This article demonstrates a drop-down list which is made of HTML elements such as label, div and input which, in turn, can be easily styled with CSS.

This article demonstrates how to style regular HTML checkboxes as toggle buttons using only CSS3 without JavaScript.