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In almost every website we see today, there are links to their social media accounts. I think it is a standard now. It’s like, you’re not cool if you don’t have a Facebook and Twitter account! Recently, I was using Google drive to host my CSS and image files. Now, I removed it. Why? Because…

Have you seen our logo on the upper left corner? Try to hover on it, it will rotate 360 degrees. Looks cool? In this quick post, I’m going to show you how I did that using CSS3. CSS: HTML used: You can also do the rotation in other degrees, not on 360, just change the…

Hi guys! Today we have a guest post from Marykris de Leon, you can find more about her at the end of the post, please read below!Hello geeks! This is a quick guide on how you can test your responsive website without actual gadgets or devices. I personally recommend these tools for testing on devices…

[adinserter block=”34″]In today’s tutorial, I’m going to show you a systematic and very simple way to create a responsive website with CSS3 media queries and HTML5. Responsive web design has been around for few years now and is widely accepted as a new standard when building a modern website. LIVE DEMO For the “live demo”,…

Our code for today will give us example on how to Create, Read, Update and Delete (CRUD) items in a JavaScript array. This technique will give you full control over the fields and values of each array item. Example use of this code is when you have long rows of input elements and wanted to…