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CSS Transitions
Learn how to animate the changes on your websites with CSS transitions.
| CSS Transformations Make Your Elements Even More Changeable
Until recently, when you created a web page, you had to stick with some form of grid, with all your elements as little rectangles on the grid all marching in rigid lines up and down the page. But CSS3 gives you a way to change that. With CSS3 transformations you can adjust your elements to be skewed and stretched, rotated and resized. And best of all, these work in Internet Explorer! Learn how to use CSS transformations.
| Understanding the Differences Between CSS3 Transformations
When I first started learning CSS3 the transformations and transitions were hard to get. Mostly because the words were similar. I would find myself typing transform when I meant transition and transition when I meant translate, and so on. But learning what they all meant has helped me get them straight in my head. Learn the difference between CSS transformations, transitions, and even translations.
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Typographic entities are sometimes called special characters but they are really a sub-set. These are characters that have a keyboard equivalent, but you should still consider using entities to get better looking text. For example, with quotations you have the option of using the straight double-quote character (") or you can use curly quotes to open and close your quotations. The former is easy, and the latter makes your pages look better. Which do you choose? Vote Now View Results
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