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As part of my continuous work to see how much I can do with just CSS (see other work such as the CSS only Minecraft Chicken), I decided to try and recreate Windows 98 using nothing else apart from CSS and HTML. Did anyone ask for this? Not really? Is...
Pretty much every application we develop using HTML uses input somewhere, but there's a bunch of input types you might not know about. So let's take a look at everything you might not know about input types. Common HTML Input Types In HTML, we can gi...
Generators are functions which can stop halfway through execution, and then continue from where it stopped when you call them again. Even though they act differently from regular functions, they are still callable. Let's look at how they work. How Ge...
When working with HTML Canvas, sometimes it's desirable to add images. In this article, let's look at how you can easily add images (like .jpeg and .png) to your HTML canvas. If you're brand new to HTML Canvas, start with our "Getting Started with HT...
Along with supporting graphics, shapes, and drawing, HTML Canvas also supports adding text. The text on HTML canvas can't be highlighted, as it is part of the final graphic produced. In this article, let's look at how HTML Canvas text works. If you'r...
Although adding text to HTML canvas is very common, there is no built in line break functionality. That means if our text is too long, the text will run off the end. Take the example below, where the text is supposed to be "Hello, this text line is v...
