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What’s New in the Bootstrap 4 Grid
Bootstrap 4 brings many changes and new features to the grid system we are all so familiar with from version 3. The new grid is now powered by flexbox, lots of utility classes have...
The Future of Font Rendering on the Web: font-display
One of the downsides of using web fonts is that if a font is not available on a user’s device, it must be downloaded. This means that before the font becomes available the browser ...
Top 5 JavaScript and CSS libraries for September 2017
Shape of Web is a pioneer of new technologies and we always try to keep you updated with the latest and coolest trends you can get in web (and not only) development. Today, we made...
Beautiful CSS3 animation of September 2017
CSS3 and HTML5 has been with us for awhile now, and the amount of customizability and effects you can produce with it is simply fantastic. Today, we are sharing a beautiful CSS3 a...
How to add FontAwesome icons as placeholder text in an input field
Sometimes to make the gorgeous looking of form, we want to add font-awesome icons as placeholder. Most of us do not know how to add the font-awesome icons inside input. Trying to u...
How to add Custom CSS to your WordPress site
CSS or Cascading Style Sheets is a style sheet language used to define visual appearance and formatting of HTML documents. WordPress themes use CSS and HTML to output the data gene...