Entries in Category ‘CSS’
You can make a nice stacked paper effect in CSS by making use of box-shadow property. It looks like a stack of papers, but it’s actually pixel shadows.
(Continue reading…)When the text exceeds the specified width it just gets cut abruptly, but instead you can end the text with ellipsis. Enter a single line of text without break.
(Continue reading…)You can set text selection background and color using css selection styles. Use the below stylesheet coding and see it in action.
(Continue reading…)You can easily develop a stylish circle menu with the help of CSS. You just need to use the border-radius property. The code demo is shown.
(Continue reading…)Opacity is a useful CSS effect that is suitable for both text and media. I mostly use it with social media icons to make hover effect.
(Continue reading…)Making CSS rounded corners is a simple task. Just by copy-pasting the below code you can make it work. The CSS code works well in all major browsers.
(Continue reading…)CSS box shadows have become very common across the web. I have posted the code along with demo. It works in all major browsers.
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