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Interview Questions For Front End Web Developer

Posted by jposwal on February 12th, 2010 under CSS, Design, Web Design, XHTML • 4 Comments

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In this article, we will be discussing about the common questions that companies may ask you in your in-person interview as a CSS web developer or Front End Web Developer. There are no any fix pattern for these questions its all depends on the person who takes your interview. And also depends on on which [...]

Add Form Field Hints using JavaScript

Posted by jposwal on December 31st, 2009 under CSS, Design, JavaScriptTags: , ,  • 2 Comments

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Web forms are common element on the Internet. They allow user to enter data (like credit card details) or retrieve data (like advance search on searching engines). E-commerce websites often spend a good amount to get their web forms in search results (most likely on first page or in first place). But there is no [...]

The difference between px, pt, % and em

Posted by jposwal on November 6th, 2009 under CSS, XHTMLTags: , ,  • 14 Comments

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Many Designer would dispute about the usage of pixel (px), point (pt) and em when it comes to font sizes and line heights. In CSS, you’re given four different units by which you could measure the size of text as it’s displayed in the web browser. The most confusing aspects are which of these four [...]

Create a table using CSS (tabular data)

Posted by jposwal on June 30th, 2009 under CSS, Design, Web Design, Web StandardTags: , ,  • 1 Comment

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Last months I had met some CSS professionals. They said that if you are creating any div based layout than there are no any use of HTML table. don’t use tables at all. But this is not the truth. Tables are still perfectly fine to use – if used correctly. most commonly used for tabular [...]

Show, Hide or toggle your div visibility

Posted by jposwal on May 28th, 2009 under CSS, JavaScript, Web DesignTags: , ,  • 6 Comments

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A web designer is not very familiar with JavaScript always. Many a times he may be familiar with css and to very little degree to javascript but website creation takes a lot of efforts to make decision about javascript usage. There are few effects which a interactive website use and one of them is show/hide [...]

CSS drop-down menu

Posted by jposwal on May 27th, 2009 under CSS, JavaScriptTags: , ,  • 4 Comments

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When we create a drop down menu we want that our menu is lightweighted, fast loading, easy to implement, and also compatible with major browsers. I am going to define discuss about a CSS drop down menu which has all the qualities stated above. It is a outcome of hardwork we have done few years [...]

Round corner box (Using css sprites)

Posted by jposwal on May 25th, 2009 under CSSTags: , ,  • No Comments

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This is the most common problem for a CSS beginner to create a round corner expandable box using CSS. This is a simple tutorial and its easy to understand. To start with, first we understand HTML part which will have a container div which have relative positioned with four absolute-positioned divs inside, where the corner [...]

CSS shorthand techniques very useful

Posted by jposwal on May 19th, 2009 under CSSTags: ,  • 1 Comment

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Main advantages of using CSS is the large reduction in web page download time. Writing mulitple declarations and values in a single line of CSS code called CSS Shorthand Technique. 1.Backgrounds Background properties include background-color, background-image, background-repeat, background-position, You could write: background-color: #ccc; background-image: url(myimage.gif); background-repeat: no-repeat; background-position: top left; Becomes: background: url(myimage.gif) no-repeat top [...]

Div based layout vs Table based layout

Posted by jposwal on May 13th, 2009 under CSSTags: ,  • 1 Comment

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When we start developing a static website we have two options for layouting. One is CSS based layout and another is table based. Lots of beginners have questions that which one is best. In initial phase of my career in many interviews, the interviewer always asked me this question, “What is the difference between CSS [...]

Learn CSS Positioning

Posted by jposwal on May 10th, 2009 under CSSTags: ,  • No Comments

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The CSS positioning properties allows you to position an element, lets you control how and where a Web browser displays particular elements. This is one of the most confusing concepts in CSS. I can help you understand how positioning works. position:static and position:relative can be both display:block and display:inline, while position:absolute and position:fixed  will always [...]

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