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CSS

Introduction Cascading Style Sheets define how HTML elements are to be displayed. CSS is going to save you a ton of work and at the same time will enable you to re-use code. Inline Styling Styles were added to HTML 4 to allow users to edit the look and feel

HTML / HTML 5

HTML is the skin and bones of the internet. HTML is used on every single website on the internet. By learning to use HTML you are setting a foundation of knowledge that is absolutely essential if you ever want to qualify for even the most junior of all web developer

Bootstrap

Back to Top ### Post Table of Contents * Intro to Bootstrap * Installation * The Grid System * Containers * Rows and Columns * Column Offset * Nesting Columns * Push and Pull * Apply What You've Learned * Forms * Inline Forms * Horizontal Forms * Static Forms * Disabled Inputs * Readonly Inputs * Validation Styling * Validation Icons * Input Sizes * Input Widths * Help Text

Anti Caps

Write a function called antiCaps, which accepts a string and manipulates it as follows. * Uppercase characters will become lowercase. * Lowercase characters will become uppercase. antiCaps('Hello') // hELLO antiCaps('racEcar') // RACeCAR antiCaps('bAnAnA') // BaNaNa Hint Here is a helper function that will return true if the letter is uppercase, and false

Angular Views and Routing

Often, a website's functionality cannot be limited to a single page. For example, when going through the checkout process on an e-commerce site, you may go through many different views to submit and verify information. Traditionally, each new view would require a new page load from the server, which is

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