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The ‘cursor’ Property: Changing the Appearance of the Mouse Cursor When Hovering Over an Element.

The ‘cursor’ Property: Changing the Appearance of the Mouse Cursor When Hovering Over an Element (A Lecture So Good, It'll Make Your Mouse Pointer Jealous) Alright, class! Settle down, settle…

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Html5

The ‘q’ Element: Marking Short Inline Quotations in HTML5 Markup.

The 'q' Element: Marking Short Inline Quotations in HTML5 Markup - A Lecture of Epic Proportions! 🎤 Alright, settle down class, settle down! Put away your TikToks and pay attention!…

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Html5

Understanding the ‘cite’ Element: Indicating the Source of a Quotation or Reference in HTML5.

Lecture: Understanding the <cite> Element: Indicating the Source of a Quotation or Reference in HTML5 (Professor Quillfeather, adjusting his spectacles, beams at the class. A stuffed owl, Professor Hootington, sits…

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CSS

The ‘resize’ Property: Allowing Users to Manually Resize Certain Elements like Textareas.

The 'resize' Property: Unleashing the Inner Giant in Your Textareas (and Other Stuff Too!) 🚀 Alright, class, settle down, settle down! Put away your fidget spinners and pay attention! Today,…

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Html5

Utilizing the ‘meter’ Element: Representing a Scalar Measurement Within a Known Range in HTML5.

The Magnificent Meter: Taming the Scalar Beast Within Your HTML5 (A Lecture for Aspiring Web Wizards and Pixel Pushers) Alright, settle down, settle down! Welcome, my digital darlings, to a…

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CSS

The ‘user-select’ Property: Controlling Whether Users Can Select Text on an Element.

The 'user-select' Property: Controlling Whether Users Can Select Text on an Element (A Lecture!) Alright, settle down, settle down! Welcome, coding comrades, to another thrilling episode of "CSS Quirks &…

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Html5

Exploring the ‘progress’ Element: Representing the Completion Progress of a Task in HTML5.

Exploring the <progress> Element: Representing the Completion Progress of a Task in HTML5 (A Lecture, Delivered with a Wink and a Grin) Alright, settle down, settle down! Welcome, budding web…

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CSS

The ‘pointer-events’ Property: Controlling Whether an Element Responds to Mouse Events.

The 'pointer-events' Property: Controlling Whether an Element Responds to Mouse Events (A Lecture) (Professor Quirke clears his throat, adjusts his spectacles precariously perched on his nose, and surveys the room…

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Html5

Building a Simple HTML5 Quiz Application with Form Elements and JavaScript Logic.

Building a Simple HTML5 Quiz Application: From Zero to Hero (Maybe) Alright, buckle up buttercups! We're diving headfirst into the wild and wacky world of HTML5, JavaScript, and quizzes! Forget…

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CSS

The ‘outline-offset’ Property: Controlling the Space Between an Element’s Outline and Border.

The ‘outline-offset’ Property: Controlling the Space Between an Element's Outline and Border (A CSS Comedy Show) (Cue dramatic lighting, a puff of smoke, and your humble narrator, adjusting their oversized…

admin April 27, 2025