Create a Simple and Stylish Calculator Using HTML, CSS and JavaScript

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Here i will explain Create a Simple and Stylish Calculator Using HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

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In this article, we will create a calculator step-by-step. We need to create a basic structure using HTML, style it using CSS and make it work using JavaScript.

How to center a div in a div

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Here i will explain how to center a div tag in a div tag.

Stitched Look in css

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Here i will explain how to create Stitched Look in css.

Draw vertical text with CSS and cross-browser

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Here i will explain how to Draw vertical text with CSS and cross-browser.

how to make div Tag is 100px less than 100%

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Here i will explain how to make div Tag is 100px less than 100%.

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Most of DIV tag default size is 100% but we can create any pixel in div tag size. Here some example

combine a background image and CSS3 gradients

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here i will explain combine a background image and CSS3 gradients.

Get images to fade out

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Here i will explain Get images to fade out.

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This article i will explain image fade out using css

how to change the text color of currently open link and remain default color of unopened link

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Here i will explain how to change the text color of currently open link and remain default color of unopened link.

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today i will explain how to change text color in link text after link open and link hover and link click.

How to make buttons resizable

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Here i will explain How to make buttons resizable.

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Most of the responsive web site in the button size problem generate. but here i will provide simple css3 property then using automatically button resizable in mobile viewer.

CSS Notification Boxes

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Here I will explain CSS Notification Boxes.

Customizing Order List style using CSS

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Here I will Explain Customizing Order List style using CSS.

Vertical CSS3 Shadow Menu

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Here I will explain  Vertical CSS3 Shadow Menu.

Horizontal CSS Menus

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CSS3 Sonar Menu is a horizontal list menu that highlights each menu link with a pulsating sonar effect. Inside each menu link, a :before and :after pseudo element generates two circles (by setting their border-radius to 50% ) with "double" borders to form the sonar look. CSS3 keyframe animation is then used to animate the sonar's scale (via CSS3 transform), creating a moving, pulsating effect.

Tips for CSS

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In this article I will explain you some tips for writing style for your application.

1. Place CSS in a Separate File

When you're working with CSS code you should always use an external file to load CSS from. It's very important to have your project files well organized and this helps you doing that.

CSS Pseudo-classes

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CSS pseudo-classes are used to add special effects to some selectors.

CSS3 Swinging keyframe animation

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Using CSS3 keyframe animations, we can control the exact style of an element at any point in time. Here we use keyframes to create a swinging effect, by modifying an element's rotation gradually over time until resting position, or 0 degrees.

CSS Floating Menu

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Also known as "fixed menus" and "hovering menus", floating menus stay in a fixed position when you scroll the page. They appear to "float" on top of the page as you scroll.

CSS Cellspacing

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HTML used to have a cellspacing attribute for defining the space between cells on a table, but it has been phased out (as of HTML version 5).
And there never was a "CSS cellspacing" property.
But, although there isn't a "CSS cellspacing" property, there is a property that may be just what you're looking for.

CSS Cellpadding

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You may be familiar with the HTML 'cellpadding' attribute of the 'table' tag. This attribute creates space inside of a table cell so that you get a nice bit of white space, or "padding", between your element and the sides of the table.Well, there isn't actually a CSS 'cellpadding' property or attribute, but there is the CSS padding property which allows you to achieve the same effect - and more. You can use this property to set the padding on your table cells. You can even set different padding for each side of the cell. Furthermore, you can use this property on most elements - you're not limited to table cells.

CSS bgcolor

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You may be familiar with the old HTML bgcolor attribute. This attribute (which was deprecated in HTML 4 and has been discontinued as of HTML 5) allowed you to set the background color of HTML elements. For example, using that attribute, you could set the background color of elements such as the <table> element or the <body> element.