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Flex direction property (flex-direction)

The flex-direction property describes the direction of the flexible items. Syntax: selector {       flex-directio...

Flex wrap property (flex-wrap)

The flex-wrap property describes whether the flexible items should wrap or not. Syntax: selector {       flex-wra...

CSS3 transparency and opacity property (opacity)

The opacity property of CSS3 is a great tool that help us create interesting effects, such as an transparent image appearance. However before digging into the details,

Basics about CSS3 gradients

In earlier versions of web, gradient effect had to be created with images. However, by using CSS3 gradients you can reduce download time and bandwidth usage. In addition,...

Linear gradient property (linear-gradient)

A linear gradient property creates a smooth transition between two or more colors in a straight line. By default, the gradient goes from the top of the element to the bottom. We ca...

Radial gradient property (radial-gradient)

Radial gradient starts at a single point and emanate outwards. Gradients are often used to simulate a lighting, which as we know isn't always straight, so they can be useful to make a gradient...

Font styling in CSS3 and the @font-face rule

The @font-face is a rule standardized in the CSS3 Fonts Module, which was first introduced as a...

Font descriptors in CSS3

The @font-face at-rule allows you to define custom fonts. It was first defined in t...

Using bold fonts in CSS3

A potentially confusing aspect of embedding web fonts is that the font-family property in a

Text shadow property (text-shadow)

The text-shadow property adds a shadow to text without the need to embed the text in an image; in fact the text-shadow property can add multiple shadows to a text. In many ways the text-sh...