Web Development Tips and Examples
Adding a flip effect to content on your Web page can be a handy way to show extra content. In this case, I’m showing an example flip effect that happens on the click of a button above the area. You can click the button multiple times to have the front or the back of the flip area show. Continue reading “Simple CSS Only Flip Effect for a Div”
The goal of this example is to make all elements on and HTML form un-selectable while something like a Save/Load/long database lookup is happening. What we’ll do is superimpose a div over an HTML form, and have that div show opaque lines over the form as well as a clear area that says Loading or Saving.
We’ll make the page look like the image to the left, so that it is clear to the user that the form they were working on is temporarily disabled. Continue reading “Javascript and Bootstrap CSS: Showing a Save Screen that Locks Page Elements”
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Justin Cooney 