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Web designers spend hours painstakingly marking up code. They need a way to save those changes. The *.html file extension does that. Moreover, front-end designers can have some neat tricks up their sleeves to make interesting features on a webpage. Content boxes, borders, shadows, or a background surrounding an image are just a few examples. …

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Multiple methods exist to indent a paragraph. In HTML, only two methods work, and only in very specific circumstances should they be used. That is the pre tag and the blockquote. The reason for that is that those apply meanings to your markup. HTML tags are used to structure your document. CSS properties are assigned …

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Working with HTML for images can be a real pain. Just when you think you have it nailed, the preview shows the images dropping to a new line. Surprisingly, the HTML code to display images side by side is simple. What is not so easy is assigning captions to either a group of images or, …

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Bullet points are finicky to style. Depending on which method you use to align bullet points, browsers have a tendency to do their own thing anyway. You could see your bullet points aligned in the Chrome Browser, but on Safari, it may look drastic. Thankfully, there is more than one way to align bullet points …

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