In the realm of web styling, CSS selectors play a pivotal role in defining how HTML elements are presented to users. Among the most commonly used selectors are class and ID selectors, each serving distinct purposes in the process of styling web pages.
css background image size
If you want to place any image in the background that’s pretty easy. If you want to focus on some point of the image that adds a bit of complexity to CSS code. If you want to manipulate the size, that’s more complex. Considering no image can fit all the screen sizes.
css set background opacity
The best way to make the background transparent is to use the transparent image with an alpha channel. There are alternative ways to achieve this opacity using CSS properties and filters. Let’s consider the following case to understand various techniques for making background transparent.
css align content center
There are many ways to align something in the center. Let’s discuss all the CSS properties and techniques to align “something” in the center. This “Something” can be a text, an image, multiple div elements, a container element, or in general any element.
css wavy line
This snippet shows a technique to use CSS gradients and HTML characters with a small trick to create a usable pattern. Using the same principle various designs can be created. Here we’re creating some wavy lines using CSS after and before.
css word break
How to break word using CSS CSS offers a property to break the word that is word-break. This can split the word depending on the available width. Split text will go in the next line. Two of the important values are break-all and break-word are shown in the example below.
css !important
When to use !important in css? !important property value was introduced in the early 90s to help override styles easily. Since then, it is working as the same as it was 20 years ago. It has only one job. Just override everything that has the higher precedence.
css wordwrap
how do make a big word break into two html? This problem focuses on solving the problem of wrapping words inside the table data. The table will wrap all the words automatically but sometimes the table will expand. To solve the problem we’ll use a combination of CSS properties to make it work in most…
css wrap text to next line
CSS doesn’t make text go on a new line? If you have a fixed-width div that contains text that is longer than the div, Adding a long string of letters will not wrap since their part of the single letter word. There is more than one solution to this problem So let’s check it out.
css z index
How to Use CSS z-index? CSS z-index can be confusing sometimes because it’s so simple yet when nested, can go so complex and numbers stop making sense. the higher z-index it is closer to the viewer or it is having higher stacking order than other. z-index will work in conjunction with a position property. how…