CSS — Part Three

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Date

January 30, 2018

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Learning Web Development

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Web Development

Timestamps

:14 — Opacity
:47 — Reflection
1:14 — Text Stroke
1:42 — Text Shadow
2:08 — Box Shadow
2:36 — Transformations
3:13 — Transitions
4:18 — Animations
4:55 — Places to go for Cool CSS Effects

Playlist

Misconceptions About Being a Web Developer

Tools of the Web Development Trade

Learning HTML — Part One

Learning HTML — Part Two

CSS — Part One

CSS — Part Two

CSS — Part Three

CSS — Part Four

Learning PHP — Part One: Hello World, Variables, Constants, Data Types and Operators

Learning PHP – Part Two: Loops, Conditionals and Functions

Learning PHP — Part Three: Arrays and Forms

Learning PHP — Part Four: Multidimensional Arrays and Dates

Learning PHP — Part Five: Cookies, Sessions, Errors and File Handling

Learning PHP — Part Six: Classes, Objects and Object-Oriented Programming

Learning JavaScript — Part One: Differences between JavaScript and PHP

Learning JavaScript — Part Two: Dates, Libraries and Debugging

Learning JavaScript — Part Three: DOM, Getting and Changing Elements

Learning JavaScript — Part Five: jQuery

Learning JavaScript — Part Six: JSON

Learning SQL — Part One: What SQL is, creating databases and tables

Learning SQL — Part Two: Creating, Reading, Updating and Deleting Table Rows

Learning SQL — Part Three: Table Relationships

Learning SQL — Part Four: Joining Tables Together

Learning SQL — Part Five: Connecting the Database with PHP

Learning SQL — Part Six: AJAX, PHP, JavaScript and Printing Data After the Page is Loaded

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