CSS 3D

Submitted by waqasyaqoob on
You'll find six pre-built CSS classes that will apply the 3D effect in six different colors. You'll also find classes for five different font variations, served up via Google Fonts. To make it easier to add your own colors, I've added additional style sheets built with Sass and LESS. These use a mixin that only requires you to set a single color, from there the preprocessor takes care of the rest.

Hint in CSS

Submitted by waqasyaqoob on
This project will teach you on how to create a tooltip. I have here an example of where we can position tooltips. We can put it on the top, left, right, and in bottom. And also some notifications like system error, for information and warning. The "hint.css" is written as a pure CSS tooltip library which you can use to create cool tooltips for your site. Hope you will enjoy it

Thumbnails Shrink and Grow Effect in jQuery

Submitted by GeePee on
This project will teach you on how to zoom and shrink thumbnails in an easy way using the hover pulse jquery plugin. The thumbnails automatically magnifies on mouse hover. We can also customize the speed of animation and the size of thumbnails when it is hovered. In my example, each thumbnail is also linked to their corresponding page. Hope you learn from this.

Introduction to Stacks

Submitted by moazkhan on

Introduction to Stacks

In this tutorial, you will 1. Learn the concept of stacks. 2. Be given practical examples of LIFO 3. Learn what the types of implementation of stack are? 4. learn the array based implementation of stacks. What is the concept of stacks? The concept of stacks is very simple. It is that if you insert an element in a stack, it always occupies top position and when you remove element, the element at top is always removed. i.e. the element inserted last is removed first. Another name given to such insertion is LIFO i.e. last in first out.

Linked List using C++ part5

Submitted by moazkhan on

Linked List using C++ part5

In this tutorial, you will learn 1. Code of adding a node in middle of an ordered linked list. 2. Code for deleting a node in the middle of linked list. What is the code for adding a node in any location in ordered linked list? If you have read the previous tutorial, you already know that an ordered linked list is one in which data is arranged in ascending order. So when you add data in such a list, it must not distort the ascending order of list. Hence, you cannot add data anywhere in the list.
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