The World Wide Web Consortium uses a particular syntax to define the possible values that can be used for all CSS properties. You may have seen this syntax in action if you have ever looked at a CSS specification — as in the syntax for border-image-slice. Let's take a look: <'border--image--slice'> = [<number> | <percentage>]{1,4} && fill? This syntax can be hard to understand if you don't know the various symbols and how they work. However, it is worth taking the time to learn. If you understand how the W3C defines property values, you will be able to understand any of the W3C's CSS specifications.The post Understanding The CSS Property Value Syntax appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

A superb collection of common website layout concepts built using CSS grid. Each one demonstrates how they can make life easier for web designers. The post 8 Common Website Layouts Built with CSS Grid appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

The popular double exposure effect is not an easy effect to master. Only a Photoshop expert can pull it off. But, there's a quick workaround you can use to achieve that same effect without any effort--with a double exposure Photoshop action. Double exposure is a popular effect now being used in advertising, website designs, movie […]

INTRODUCTION Odoo Attribute Cancel-Out/Hide for hiding and canceling out-of-stock attributes. Odoo Attribute Cancel-Out/Hide- While shopping, users usually encounter a problem that disheartens them and demotivates them. Usually, they abandon the cart and website immediately after that. It happens when the ideal product attribute they are looking for is out of stock. This problem can be [...]

Board games are a favorite pastime for all ages. When you think about it, they were the original portable gaming systems. Take one over to a friend's house or get... The post Snippets That Recreate Board Games in the Virtual World appeared first on Speckyboy Web Design Magazine.

Drag-and-drop has been with us for decades. It helps us to get things done on both our desktop and mobile apps and operating systems. There's both a simplicity and intuitiveness... The post 10 Unique Examples of Drag-and-Drop UI appeared first on Speckyboy Web Design Magazine.

WordPress is a world of creativity, and the best of it comes forward with photography and related themes. Whether you're a photography beginner just starting out, a professional with a huge stack of pictures already […] The post WordPress Themes With Great Use of Photography appeared first on DesignM.ag.

It’s always a tightrope walk when a theme developer attempts to create a product for both the average page owner, as well as the professional web designer. Artbees Themes’ Jupiter, which is currently available in [...]

Performance degradation is a problem we face on a daily basis. We could put effort to make the application blazing fast, but we soon end up where we started. It's happening because of new features being added and the fact that we sometimes don't have a second thought on packages that we constantly add and update, or think about the complexity of our code. It's generally a small thing, but it's still all about the small things.

Hypefactors, a public relations analytics company, has announced that it will introduce a new brand dedicated to providing APIs that leverage the company's media intelligence solutions. The new branch of business will be called Atlastic.ai and offer machine-readable data feeds of Hypefactor's analytics resources.