Hi viewers,
This week, we learned in web development class how to create menus and buttons, overly elements on top of one another. We also learned about using transparency and User Interfaces.
Menus: the menu item that matches the current page URL. CSS allows a web developer create menus by using CSS properties such as border-radius, box shadow, and hover
Buttons: The appearance property that allows an element look like a standard user interface element. CSS allow designer to create buttons to style borders with rounded corners around hyperlinked text
Overlay: A CSS technique used to place an HTML element on top of one another
In order to create an overlay, you must use z-index property to specify the stack order of an element. The Z-index property defines which element is placed in front of one another. Z-index uses positive or native values to determine how the elements are arranged. (Z-index positive value) (-Z_ index negative value.
Transparency is when CSS uses opacity to or RCBA to create transparency so that element closer to the bottom will be visible. The opacity property sets the opacity level for an element
I hope you learned something today
Thank you
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