HTML “drop cap” using CSS
The drop cap effect can be used to great effect to create a more traditional, book-like effect on a web…
Expressing colors in CSS
This article is a follow up to Expressing colors in HTML and is part of a series of posts aiming…
The <img> tag
The WWW is largely a visually rich experience. A single HTML web page can be (and usually is) made up of…
Organising website assets
In the CAT curriculum, we use one folder to organise all of our website files. This is seldom the case…
Copying to the clipboard using JavaScript
I found this Youtube video demonstrating how you can copy text to the clipboard using JavaScript: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-vBx7F0lns. I created the…
Expressing colors in HTML
Webpages are designed to be displayed on a screen and therefore use RGB format. Colors can be expressed in different…
Cracking HTML in the CAT syllabus
Even though HTML is a totally new skill for most learners, there is no reason that the HTML questions should…
Coding HTML with Notepad++
Whilst Notepad++ is not a full WYSIWYG like Adobe Dreamweaver it does offer a fair amount of help to the…
HTML lists styled as menus using CSS
Website menus are essentially lists of links and are therefore often coded as HTML lists and then styled using CSS…
HTML lists
Lists are common structures on webpages. They can be ordered or unordered, also referred to as numbered lists versus bulleted…