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Make your website look more attractive by using favicons in the title bar. See how favicons are created and find more information about them.
A <table> can have multiple <tbody> elements each of them specifying a row group. Read this snippet to see how to add several <tbody> elements in the same table.
In this snippet, you will find out how it is possible to add telephone links with HTML. See examples and try to add and style telephone links by yourself.
In this snippet, you’ll learn how to align <label> elements next to <input> elements. Align labels to the right and left of inputs by using CSS properties.
Find out how to align a <span> element to the right of the <div> element in this tutorial. We’ll explain how you can do this with the CSS float property.
In this snippet, we’ll demonstrate how to allow only positive numbers in the input number type. You can use the “min” attribute to specify restrictions.
In this tutorial, we’ll show how to allow the file input type to accept only image files or certain image file extensions. Use the HTML “accept” attribute.
In this tutorial, find out how you can assign a checked initial value to the radio button with HTML. To achieve that goal, you need to use the checked attribute.
In this snippet, you can see a trick, which can help to center an <img> element with the CSS text-align property. Use a <div> and apply the style to it.
The HTML <hr> element is a block-level element and creates a horizontal line. In this snippet, find out how to style a horizontal line by adding a color to it.