If we strip away all HTML and CSS, this is the underlying text for our example page: Using HTML, we can add some structure to any webpage we build.

You can build many useful web apps with just a few files. You can also extend this simple notes app to add more functionality ...

Digital images, for example, probably appear on some of your Web pages. If you ever need to prevent people from seeing those images, you can use CSS to hide the images by changing a single word in ...

Even if you’re an expert web designer, there are plenty of obscure CSS properties you’re unlikely ever to use. In fact, with hundreds of supported properties, there are parts of CSS you’ll probably ...

Overlapping Text on Web Pages. No two ways about it – overlapping text is bad. When text overlaps on a page, it's confusing and can make the page entirely unreadable. If the visitor can't read a ...