All About CSS Programming: CSS Styles, Code, Integration

Responsive web design makes your web page adapt to all devices irrespective of the screen size. The elements on the page get resized or relocated when the screen (or window) size is changed. Responsive web designing can be done with CSS and HTML and doesn’t require JavaScript or other programs. This guide will help you learn responsive web designing using CSS. Design Responsive Web Pages with CSS Defining Viewport Responsive Images Using Media Queries Responsive [...]

Definition of a Keylogger A Keylogger is a program that logs the user’s keystrokes without the user being aware of it. Generally, it is a type of vulnerability attack used to compromise the security of the victim’s accounts. The keylogger consists of a client-side and a server-side. The client-side is responsible for logging the keystrokes and sending them to the server-side, which they would use this info to compromise the victim’s security. Hardware-based keyloggers When [...]

Ah, SEO. Being ranked high in search engines' results is important for many website authors as - if SEO is done right - search engines generally drive visitors interested in your content to your website. But people think that SEO is only related to how you manage your content and which keywords you put on your pages. In reality, SEO is really broader than that. Don't forget that search engines are powered by bots - [...]

So, you want to create a catchy button using only HTML and CSS. As you will see in this article this is very achievable using these tools. In earlier days developers used to achieve such a style using other components like Flash which was proprietary and involved enabling a plugin at the client, besides that it was much slower while displaying. The main idea behind these new CSS styles is the latest updates to CSS [...]

Cascading Style Sheets, usually known as CSS, is an essential piece of the advanced web development process. It is a very compelling HTML instrument that gives simple control over the format and introduction of web pages by separating content from design. In spite of the fact that CSS was introduced in the year 1996, it picked up standard ubiquity by the mid-2000s when prominent web browsers began supporting its features. The most recent variant, CSS3, [...]

Front-end development tools and techniques evolve rapidly, but we must stay on top of them to keep a competitive edge and extract superlative performance from websites and apps. To achieve this goal ByteScout presents emerging front-end tooling trends going into 2018, along with an intro to CSS Preprocessors versus native CSS code. To begin, let’s digest the stats on the tools most used in the field. Although there is no absolute guarantee of the endurance [...]

A web page is essentially composed of three main pieces: -the content, most often structured by HTML; -the user interaction handled by javascript; -the page format managed by CSS stylesheet. All of those three parts are largely improved since the beginning of the web. In the late years, W3C specifies new standards like Html5 and Css3 while many frameworks are built on Javascript ( Jquery, Angular 2, ReactJS...). Javascript becomes even a server-side language with the [...]