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Targeting the First Child: Using ‘:first-child’ to Style the Very First Element Within Its Parent Container.

Targeting the First Child: Using :first-child to Style the Very First Element Within Its Parent Container (A Lecture in CSS Sorcery, or, How to Stop Your CSS From Acting Like…

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CSS

Highlighting Focused Elements: Using the ‘:focus’ Pseudo-Class to Style Elements When They Receive Keyboard Focus, Crucial for Accessibility.

Highlighting Focused Elements: Using the :focus Pseudo-Class to Style Elements When They Receive Keyboard Focus, Crucial for Accessibility (A Lecture for the Modern Web Developer) Alright, settle down, settle down!…

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Html5

Creating a Web Worker: Instantiating a Worker by Loading a Separate JavaScript File.

Welcome to Web Worker Wonderland: Unleashing Parallel Power with Separate Files! 🚀 Alright, buckle up, code cadets! Today's lecture is all about Web Workers, specifically, how to summon these digital…

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CSS

Styling Active Elements: Using the ‘:active’ Pseudo-Class to Apply Styles While an Element is Being Clicked or Activated.

Styling Active Elements: Taming the Click with the :active Pseudo-Class (A CSS Comedy Show!) (Applause! Upbeat intro music fades) Alright, alright, settle down, folks! Welcome, welcome, to another episode of…

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CSS

Applying Styles on Hover: Using the ‘:hover’ Pseudo-Class to Change an Element’s Appearance When the Mouse Cursor is Over It.

Lecture: Hovering Like a Boss: Mastering the :hover Pseudo-Class 🧙‍♂️✨ Alright everyone, settle down, settle down! Grab your metaphorical coffee (or, you know, actual coffee, I'm not your boss... unless…

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Html5

Running Scripts in the Background with Web Workers: Offloading CPU-Intensive Tasks to Prevent UI Blocking.

Running Scripts in the Background with Web Workers: Offloading CPU-Intensive Tasks to Prevent UI Blocking (Professor Emoji, PhD in JavaScript Sorcery, stands at a virtual lectern, adjusting his virtual spectacles.…

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Html5

Using ‘sessionStorage.setItem()’ and ‘sessionStorage.getItem()’: Writing and Reading Data to and from Session Storage.

Lecture: Session Storage Shenanigans: Writing and Reading Data with sessionStorage.setItem() and sessionStorage.getItem() (Professor Quirkius, adjusting his spectacles precariously perched on his nose, beams at the class. A chalkboard behind him…

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CSS

Exploring CSS Pseudo-Classes: Styling Elements Based on Their State (like ‘:hover’, ‘:active’) or Position (like ‘:first-child’) in the Document.

Exploring CSS Pseudo-Classes: Styling Elements Based on Their State (like ':hover', ':active') or Position (like ':first-child') in the Document. (Professor CSS, adjusting his oversized glasses and beaming at the class,…

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Html5

Storing Data for a Single Session with Session Storage: Keeping Data Available Only for the Duration of the Browser Session.

Storing Data for a Single Session with Session Storage: Keeping Data Available Only for the Duration of the Browser Session (Professor Quirkly adjusts his ridiculously oversized spectacles, a glint of…

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CSS

The General Sibling Combinator: Targeting Elements That Share the Same Parent and Come After Another Specified Element.

The General Sibling Combinator: Taming the Wild West of CSS Selectors 🤠 Alright, settle down, class! Grab your metaphorical lattes ☕ and put on your coding hats 🎩. Today, we're…

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