CSS and HTML 5

By setting the Position Attribute to “Sticky” it will allow the element to stay at the same location as you scroll through an HTML page. stickyStyle.css sticky.html

You can create animations with CSS for everything from alerts to fun widgets on your HTML pages. animationStyle.css animation.html

You can format hyperlinks based on whether you’re hovering over them, actively clicking on them, or have visited them. This can be useful when creating dashboards and control panels. linkStyle.css link.html

You can do some interesting things with color on your HTML pages with color options with CSS. Color Picker: https://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_picker.asp Color Names: https://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_names.asp color.html colorStyle.css

With CSS you can create shapes to add visual elements to your HTML documents. Shape Examples: https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_shapes.asp shapeStyle.css shape.html

Changing the opacity of text or pictures can make them easier to view by users. You can also use :hover to show when an object is being hovered over. opacityStyle.css opacity.html

You can overlay text over images using CSS. To do this you essentially create a DIV as a canvas, add an image, and then code where the Text should start to be printed within the […]

CSS can be used to create basic animations for Web Based Dashboards to attract user attention. alertStyle.css alert.html

You can dynamically modify both text and image formatting when a user hovers over elements in an HTML document. hoverStyle.css hover.html picture700jpg

CSS allows you to do a lot of interesting formatting with images on HTML documents. This class shows 3 simple examples of how to embed images using CSS. imageStyle.css image.html picture700.jpg

You can use Tag Elements with CSS Classes to create text with similar styling. classTagStyle.css classTag.html