Sometimes you might move a webpage to some other location but you still have people going to the old one. We are able to redirect the users to the new page using JavaScript. To do this, we would start with your basic HTML page, we’ll …
In CSS you need to be able to select something on the HTML page to be able to style it. Let’s take this HTML page for example: <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang=””> <head> <meta charset=”utf-8″> <title></title> </head> <body> <div>Style Me</div> </body> </html> On that page, we …
After we’ve created an Angular App and have it open in our text editor we will want to see what the app looks like so we can test it. To do that, we need to run the Angular app on our machine and we can’t …
After you’ve created a new Angular app (click the link to the left to learn how), you will need to open it up in a text editor to be able to change and add things to it. For this, I recommend Visual Studio Code. It’s …
This post will talk about how to create a new Angular Application using the Angular CLI (command-line interface). If you don’t have the Angular CLI or Node installed yet, be sure to check out how to do that here. Once we have Node and the …
Angular is becoming a very popular JavaScript framework that allows you to create single-page applications (SPAs). It’s backed/created by Google and it’s not too hard to get an app up and running. This post will discuss what you need to install and what you need …
Sometimes websites aren’t very specific. You see something on the page but have no idea what to do with it or what it’s for. Enter tooltips! They are helpful little windows that pop up to explain what something is on a webpage. They usually show …
JavaScript is a great language. It allows you to add all kinds of interactivity into your webpages. However, sooner or later, we will make mistakes in our code. The good thing is Chrome and FireFox both have JavaScript debuggers built into them so finding the …
In this post, we’ll talk about how to create a full-screen background using CSS and HTML. We are going to bypass all the CSS properties that exist for backgrounds to do this, so consider this a type of CSS hack (: What we are going …
In HTML there’s this nifty attribute called the placeholder. If you were to create an input text box like this: <input type=”text” placeholder=”Type Here”> It would create a text box with a placeholder in it which you can see below: The text “Type …