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CSS: How to Add a Border to an Image

Adding a border to an image is a simple and effective way to enhance its appearance, highlight content, or match your site’s design style. CSS gives...

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CSS: How to Add a Background Image from a Folder

Adding a background image to your website can make it visually appealing and engaging. CSS makes it simple to set an image from a folder as...

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CSS: How to Add a Mouse Pointer to Elements

Changing the mouse pointer (or cursor) in CSS is a subtle but powerful way to improve user experience. Whether you’re making a button, a link, or...

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CSS: How to Add Space Between Elements

Spacing is a core part of good web design. Whether you’re working on buttons, cards, text, or layout sections, adding space between elements helps improve readability,...

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CSS: How to Remove Bullets from an Unordered List (ul)

Unordered lists (<ul>) by default display bullets (•) before each list item. While useful for standard lists, sometimes you want a cleaner, bullet-free layout—especially for navigation...

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CSS: How to Place div Elements Side by Side

Displaying <div> elements side by side is a common requirement when building modern layouts—like columns, product cards, image grids, or navigation bars. With CSS, there are...

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CSS: How to Change Styles Based on Screen Size (Responsive Design with Media Queries)

Modern websites need to look great on all devices—from large desktop monitors to small mobile screens. This is where responsive design comes in. By using CSS...

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CSS: Creating a White-to-Transparent Button Hover Effect

Buttons are a crucial part of any website’s user interface. Adding subtle and smooth hover effects can significantly improve user experience. One elegant and modern effect...

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How to Link CSS to HTML (Beginner-Friendly Guide)

When building a website, HTML creates the structure, while CSS handles the style. To make your web page visually appealing, you need to link your CSS...

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CSS: How to Center a div (Horizontally & Vertically)

Centering a <div> is a fundamental layout task in CSS. Whether you’re building a login form, card, modal, or banner, centering a <div> helps ensure a...