Creative CSS Latest IDEAS, Clip-path, Wave Effects & MORE
Creative CSS Latest IDEAS, Clip-path, Wave Effects & MORE, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.25, with 12 lectures, based on 71 reviews, and has 5225 subscribers.
You will learn about Best way to learn CSS with really real world examples How CSS works behind the scenes: the cascade, specificity, inheritance, etc. Latest And Real time Examples with 7X Fast to Write CSS Clip-Path, Wave Effects CSS Keyframes, Transitions Tons of modern CSS techniques to create stunning designs and effects Using EMMET Short Methods to Write Coding to deliver Fast Source Code For Download is Attached This course is ideal for individuals who are All Levels From beginner to Advance It is particularly useful for All Levels From beginner to Advance.
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Title: Creative CSS Latest IDEAS, Clip-path, Wave Effects & MORE
Price: Free
Average Rating: 4.25
Number of Lectures: 12
Number of Published Lectures: 12
Number of Curriculum Items: 12
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 12
Original Price: Free
Quality Status: approved
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What You Will Learn
- Best way to learn CSS with really real world examples
- How CSS works behind the scenes: the cascade, specificity, inheritance, etc.
- Latest And Real time Examples with 7X Fast to Write
- CSS Clip-Path, Wave Effects
- CSS Keyframes, Transitions
- Tons of modern CSS techniques to create stunning designs and effects
- Using EMMET Short Methods to Write Coding to deliver Fast
- Source Code For Download is Attached
Who Should Attend
- All Levels From beginner to Advance
Target Audiences
- All Levels From beginner to Advance
CSS – short for Cascading Style Sheets – is a “programming language” you use to turn your raw HTML pages into real beautiful websites.
Clip-path property is your ticket to shape-shifting the monotonous, boxy layouts traditionally associated with flat, responsive design. You will begin to think outside the box, literally, and hexagons, stars, and octagons will begin to take form on your web pages. Once you get your hands dirty with clip-path, there’s no end to the shapes you can generate, simply by tweaking a few values. While the focus of this article is on clip-path using polygons with CSS, all of the demos provide a reference to an inline SVG, in order to gain additional support on Firefox. Generating a responsive SVG clipped shape is trivial once you have created a responsive shape with CSS’ clip-path. We’ll look at this in detail later.
clip-path makes it easy to clip-out basic shapes using either of the polygon, ellipse, circle, or inset keywords, which are part of the CSS exclusion module.
Polygon
Polygon is the most flexible of all the available shapes because it allows you to specify any amount of points, a little bit like an SVG path. The provided points are pairs of X and Y coordinates that can be of any unit (eg: pixel or percent-based). Because it’s the most flexible, it’s also the most complex and you’ll probably want to use a tool to define your points.
Clipping is when we trim a piece from something. In our case, it is an operation that allows us to completely or partially hide elements on a web page. Two other concepts that relate to clipping which we will use in this article are the clipping path and clipping region.
The clipping path is the path we use to clip an element, it marks out our clipping region. It can be a basic shape or a complex polygonal path. The clipping region then includes all the area enclosed within the clipping path.
Anything outside the clipping region is clipped by the browsers. This not only includes backgrounds and other such content but also borders, text-shadows, and so on. Moreover, browsers won’t capture any events like hover or click outside an element’s clipping region.
Even though our specific element is now non-rectangular, the content around the elements flows exactly the way it would have if the element had its original shape. To make the surrounding elements flow according to the shape of the clipped element, you will have to use the shape-outside property.
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CSS Basic shapes from the “CSS Shapes Module” provide a convenient way to use clip-path. The different shapes available are polygon, circle, ellipse, and inset; inset is for rectangular shapes.
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with SVG One can, alternatively, create a shape using SVG and then clip an element to this shape via the URL syntax. There are two ways to do this:
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with a reference to an inline SVG (i.e. the SVG markup exists on the page itself),
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with a reference to an external SVG document. In both cases, the clipPath element within the SVG is used to wrap the element that determines the clipping path, be it a circle, polygon, path, or another element. Compare the demo below in Firefox and in a WebKit or Blink browser such as Chrome to spot the differences. Square images imply a lack of browser support. Note: The third image does not show up in Safari. Despite extensive debugging, I’m unable to resolve the issue. I’d appreciate a note in the comments section if you come across the solution.
This is a video course full of real downloadable code examples. You’ll be able to take the knowledge, as well as the real working code, to your projects and make sure they stand out.
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Help and inspiration?
Not only do you get a load of practical, useful starting projects in this course, you can also head over to CSS Animation.rocks for more, and even sign up to a weekly newsletter packed full of tutorials, inspiration, and tips for animating on the web.
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I guarantee that this is the most up-to-date and engaging course available, and it comes with a Udemy 30-day money-back guarantee.
I can’t wait to see you on the inside!
– B. Praveen Kumar( PHP Developer & Web Designer – FULL Stack Developer ).
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: SVG Wave Banner Effects
Lecture 1: Introduction to SVG Wave Banner
Lecture 2: SVG Wave Banner Effect With HTML
Lecture 3: SVG Wave Banner Effect With CSS
Lecture 4: Download the Source CODE For SVG Banner hover Effect
Chapter 2: CSS Clip Path Image Hover Effects
Lecture 1: Introduction to CSS Clip Path Image Hover Effect
Lecture 2: Adding HTML to Image Hover Effect
Lecture 3: Adding CSS to Image Clip Path Design
Lecture 4: Download the Source CODE For CSS Clip Path IMAGE hover Effect
Chapter 3: Animated Waves on Background Effects
Lecture 1: Introduction to Waves Background Effect
Lecture 2: Creating HTML Document For Waves
Lecture 3: Adding CSS For Waves Effect
Lecture 4: Download the Source CODE For Waves Background
Instructors
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B Praveen Kumar
Designer/Web Developer And Trainer At Ameerpet
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