Limiting the Number of Lines with CSS In web design, sometimes we want text to display only a fixed number of lines, with any excess text automatically omitted or displayed with ellipsis. This is very common in scenarios such as…

CSS Gradient In web design, gradient effects can make the page look more attractive and increase visual beauty. CSS Gradients are a method for creating smooth transitions between element backgrounds. They can be used to create color gradients, radial gradients,…

How to Use CSS to Wrap When Text Exceeds Length In front-end development, you often encounter situations where text content exceeds the width of an element and needs to wrap. In CSS, the white-space property allows you to wrap text.…

How to Write Flashing Text in CSS In web design, sometimes we want certain elements to flash to attract user attention. This effect can be achieved with CSS. Next, we’ll discuss in detail how to use CSS to make text…

Ease-out Animation Effect in CSS In web design, animation is a very important element that can make the page more vivid and attractive. In CSS, we can use the transition property to achieve various animation effects. Among them, ease-out is…

CSS div set to non-clickable In web development, you often encounter situations where you need to make a <div> element non-clickable. This could be because the <div> element is purely display-only and doesn’t need to respond to user clicks, or…

Using CSS to Simulate a Disabled Effect In web development, sometimes we need to disable certain elements. However, not all elements can directly use the disabled attribute. In these cases, we can simulate a disabled effect using CSS. This article…

JavaScript setting innerHTML CSS does not work In front-end development, we often use JavaScript to dynamically modify page content. A common operation is using the innerHTML property to change an element’s content. However, sometimes, we find that setting innerHTML doesn’t…