Custom and Available Cursors using CSS
This CSS code defines custom and available cursor styles for web elements.
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Dropdown Menu with URL Redirection
Create a dropdown menu using HTML and JavaScript that redirects to a specific URL when an option is selected.
Dynamically Adding Breadcrumbs with JavaScript
In this blog post, I will show you how-to create custom breadcrumbs that feature a "Home" link, ascending order functionality, and the ability to customize the appearance.
Displaying HTML Content Dynamically with JavaScript
In this blog post, I'll show how-to use JavaScript to display specified HTML content within div elements based on their IDs.
Creating a Dropdown Menu with URL Redirection using HTML and JavaScript
I will show you how-to create a dropdown menu using HTML and JavaScript that redirects to a specific URL when an option is selected. This can be useful when building navigation menus or providing a selection of external links for users to choose from.
Dynamically Display HTML Code After a Section Using JavaScript
In web development, there are times when we need to dynamically add or display HTML code after a specific section of our webpage. This can be achieved easily with the help of JavaScript.
Add Dynamic Links After Blog Post Content Using JavaScript
In today's digital world, websites often leverage JavaScript to add interactive and dynamic elements to enhance the user experience. If you run a blog and want to include a collection of links at the end of your blog posts, JavaScript can help you achieve this effortlessly.
Regular Expressions in Swift
Use regular expressions to pattern-match and extract data from strings in Swift.
Exception Handling
Effectively manage exceptions in your Java code, ensuring robust error handling and graceful recovery when issues arise.
Creating a Person Class
Define a Kotlin class with properties and methods to represent a person and interact with their data.
Reading Input from the Console
Quickly capture user input from the console in your Java applications using the Scanner class.
File I/O - Reading a Text File
Access the contents of a text file with ease using Java's BufferedReader for straightforward file input.
Working with Dates
Easily handle date operations, including retrieving the current date and formatting it, using Java's java.time classes.
