When we’re create a jQuery application, most of the time we use CSS Classes or IDs to select specific HTML elements on the page and do things with them. But what happens if we give the application to an other…
In a previous tutorial I’ve shown you how to create social sharing buttons with html and css. We also buffed it with some jQuery so when they are clicked a new little window pops up for sharing. In this tutorial…
In this tutorial we’re going to take a look at the creation of an animated scroll to top with jQuery. As the name says, we’ll be create a button, that appears in the bottom right corner after the visitor starts…
In today’s tutorial, we’re going to take a look at how to create social sharing buttons with CSS and HTML. As you know, each social media platform has it’s own sharing button, that use an html tag with a few…
In today’s tutorial, we’re going to take a look at the creation of a CSS off canvas navigation menu. First off, what is an off-canvas navigation menu. It’s a menu that is hidden/pushed aside from the screen, so it’s not…
In a previous article I’ve talked about creating a responsive 2 column layout, using css floats to position our content area and sidebar. In this article, we’ll create the same exact thing, but instead of using css floats for positioning,…
In today’s tutorial, I’d like to show you how you can create CSS transparent background. We’ll take a look at two methods, one where we’ll use a solid color and make it transparent, and another one, where we’ll use an image…
In today’s tutorial I’ll take you over the steps of creating a pure css dropdown menu. We’ll be using CSS2.1 properties mostly. Altho I’ll show you an extra little trick to add a + icon to those navigation items that…
Responsive design has become a must for a website these days. More than 50%+ of the people who have access to internet use some kind of mobile device, such as tablets, phones etc. And if your website is does not respond…
When we’re creating a navigation menu for a website, it’s always good to make it so the visitors or user on the website knows on which page or part of the site he is on. This can be accomplished by adding…