Category: CSS

Leaving comments in your HTML documents makes it easier to edit and debug your code. But does it also have a negative effect on the speed of your website?

Wondering if writing CSS style sheets is harder than HTML markup? We have the answer for you, and more.

Everything you need to know about naming your CSS classes and ids so your CSS code is easy to read, evolove, and maintain.

Learn about the different ways to add Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to your website using PHP—with code samples.

Wondering whether there’s an alternative to the Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) standard? Here’s everything you need to know.

Wondering why the CSS property you just wrote is crossed out in the CSS pane of your browser’s dev tools? This guide will help.

If you’re wondering whether and when semicolons are needed in CSS, we’ve written this guide to help.

Learn about the difference between Cascading Style Sheets and “Sassy” Style Sheets, and extension of the CSS language.

Learn how to add indentation to your HTML lists with the margin and padding CSS properties.

However hard you try, you just can’t get to make that text bold? Good thing you stopped by here; we have tips for you.

Let’s talk about Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) performance, and the dos and don’ts of writing CSS that doesn’t slow your site down.

However hard you try, you just can’t get to remove the underline from your links? Good thing you stopped by here; we have tips for you.

Learn everything you need to know about the .class selector in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).

Learn everything you need to know about the #id selector in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).

Why Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is easier to learn than most people think. And why it’s quite hard to master.

Learn about the best ways to prevent your browser from caching your website’s CSS files locally.

Having trouble with other CSS rules overriding yours? Here’s why this is happening—and what you can do about it.

Learn how to check for the existence of a CSS class in your HTML document or for a particular DOM element.

Many web developers find Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) hard. So let’s talk about what you need to know to make it easy.

When you write CSS, do you write code or do you program an application? Here’s why the answer isn’t a clear-cut yes or no.

Wondering what the em unit in CSS stands for, and how you’re supposed to use it? This guide will help.

Learn about the difference between CSS, the style sheet language, and Bootstrap, by far the most popular CSS framework.

So you’re editing your website’s CSS, but the CSS style sheet just won’t update? This five-step checklist will help.