Hi, I'm Melvin George! 🖐️. A web developer and a blogger.
Originally Published Here 🚀! On the world wide web (www) or the internet, we have our website visited by people from different countries and languages. Some of the languages are read from left to right (like English), and some from right to left (li...
Originally Published Here 🚀! On the world wide web (www) or the internet, we have our website visited by people from different countries and languages. Some of the languages are read from left to right (like English), and some from right to left (li...
Originally Published Here 🚀! To make HTML elements in horizontal order or row-wise that are responsive to the screens, we can use the CSS display property and set its value to flex, then we can use the property flex-direction and set its value to ro...
Originally Published Here 🚀! To make the font size grow according to the width of the screen, the better way is to use the clamp() CSS function and pass the minimum font size value, the preferred font size value and finally the maximum font size val...
Originally Published Here 🚀! To limit the number of characters that should be on a line on the webpage, you can use the max-inline-size CSS property on the HTML elements that wrap the texts and use a numeric value with the ch unit (ch refers to the ...
Originally Published Here 🚀! To load custom fonts or fonts that are hosted by yourself in a server using CSS first, you need to use the @font-face CSS rule block. Inside the block you can then define a CSS property called src and the first value is ...
Originally Published Here 🚀! To load a font from a url as soon as the webpage loads is to use the link tag. In the link tag you can use the href attribute where the value should be the url or path to your font file, then the rel attribute with the v...
Originally Published Here 🚀! To use the preloaded fonts in HTML, you have to use another link tag and then use the href attribute where the value is the same url you used for preloading the fonts followed by the rel attribute where the value of it s...
Originally Published Here 🚀! To set the aspect ratio for images in a webpage using CSS, you can use the aspect-ratio property and set a preferred aspect ratio value on the image element selector. TL;DR <html> <!-- Styles for the webpage --> <sty...