Tag: css
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Front-End Development Trends
Read more: Front-End Development TrendsWhen HTML was first created, it was used to present some basic formatting. You could bold certain text, you could underline certain text, etc. Later,…
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How to change SVG style?
Read more: How to change SVG style?First get an SVG from bootstrap; https://icons.getbootstrap.com/icons/trash/ Next apply CSS style like this; appl this to an HTML element; For simple cases, follow this; References…
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Front End UI Components Suite
Read more: Front End UI Components SuiteA short list of front end UI components that complies with Section 508; Open source – Free ones US Web Design System (USWDS) All of…
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Bootstrap sticky table head
Read more: Bootstrap sticky table headTables that can be used for aligning/recording data properly but sometimes it happens that the data in the table is too long so in order to…
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How to add close button to bootstrap card
Read more: How to add close button to bootstrap cardLet’s build a dismissible card without any custom JavaScript and only with Bootstrap CSS classes. the combination of card-header, the Bootstrap 4 Close Icon and negative margins (here .mt-n5) on the card-body.…
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