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Self-tutoring about web effects: the tutor mentions mirror text. Hello, world! I’ve been told being able to write so you can read it in a mirror is a rare skill. Well, CSS has you covered, with transform: scale(-1,1) Source: stackoverflow.com
Self-tutoring about web design: the tutor is nostalgic about some elements. The marquee and blink elements became deprecated before I realized they existed. Although they are written about today (by some sources) as though they never should’ve existed, I think …
Self-tutoring about web design: the tutor talks about one of his favourite tags. I’m probably not the only fan of <br/>. Usually, it creates a new line, no questions asked. It’s great for putting a gutter between two paragraphs, for …
Self-tutoring about web design: the tutor shares a discovery. As I understand, the p element can only contain inline elements, so can’t contain a div, which is block level. Interesting, eh? Source: stackoverflow.com
Self-tutoring about web design: the tutor mentions the term void element. void element: An element that contains no displayed content. Rather, it contains information, in the form of attributes. The link and meta tags are examples. Source: w3.org
The tutor brings up an issue that arose about clothing. In the mid-90s I was told one shouldn’t combine grey with beige. Then, where I could see, beige was a safe colour for interior design. Grey is always a safe …
Self-tutoring about web design: the tutor reads a fact too surprising not to share. Recently, an email arrived from Max Chekalov of DesignAdvisor. As I understand, DesignAdvisor researches the web design market to inform companies which web designers might best …
Self-tutoring about color multiplication: the tutor looks at a method. A way to define multiplication of two colors rgb(Ar,Ag,Ab)and rgb(Br,Bg,Bb) is rgb(Ar*Br/255,Ag*Bg/255,Ab*Bb/255). For example rgb(100,100,100)*rgb(100,0,100)=rgb(39,0,39), seen as color1*color2=color3 stackoverflow.com lesscss.org
Self-tutoring about web design: the tutor mentions some formats for stating border-color. Hello! border-color:red green; Hello! border-color:red green blue Hello! border-color:red green blue yellow Source: developer.mozilla.org developer.mozilla.org
Self-tutoring about web design: the tutor experiments with html canvas. With its ease of inclusion, html canvas is useful for graphics. It even has pixel operations available. Source: w3schools.com