Tag Archives: css

Screen width for CSS media rules

Below shows the width and device-width for the current browser, as used for CSS media rules max-width/min-width and max-device-width/min-device-width. Continue reading →

Using CSS :first-child / :last-child

The CSS selectors :first-child and :last-child are used to apply CSS styling to the first, or last element that is a child of the parent. For example, if you have the following list: You could give the first element a … Continue reading →

Using CSS “display: table-cell” for columns

I’ve been using display: table-cell and display: table in CSS for a couple of different projects recently and have been impressed by the results. The styling is used to make elements, such as <div> tags behave like <table> and <td> … Continue reading →

Vertically aligning HTML

Vertically centering HTML always seems more difficult than one would expect given how easy it is to horizontally centre text. It would follow that with vertical-align: middle; vertical alignment would be just as easy via CSS. Alas, centring vertically invariably … Continue reading →

Using fonts on the web

The fonts available when a web page is rendered in a web browser depend on which fonts are installed on the user’s system. While a user can install more fonts, it is the fonts that come as default for an … Continue reading →

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