If you're starting up a business, it might not necessarily be classed as a "startup." We've heard this term many times before, but if you're setting up a coffee stand in your local mall, then you're technically just starting a business. A startup is a term that is loosely, but […]
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The Box Model in CSS3
A powerful feature of CSS3 is it allows the designer to position elements in page. Such method is called CSS-P or Positioning. As you know, the web browser phisically organizes the page according to the HTML code. A Box Model represents the sum of rules leading to the final aspect […]
How CSS inheritance affects the HTML tags output
Inheritance is the basement of the CSS structures. Elements’ properties can actually inherit the values from the dominant HTML tags unless you specify a different value for a child element (i.e. <h1 style=”font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size:13px; font-weight:normal;”>….</h1> has a style defined inside the h1 tag, a so-called child element). If […]