CSS HOVER TO JS

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Hover pseudo class

refers to a the state of a user interacting with an element using a pointing device (mouse)

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Improved user experience

Hover effects provide visual cues to user, indicating interactive elements and making it clear what happenes

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Enhanced visual effects

Hover effects can add touch of personality and visual interest to your webpages.

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Accessibility

Hover effects can be used to provide additional information or context to users

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<svg>

create a check symbol

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<use>

reusable

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stroke-dashoffset

animate the check symbol on state change

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transform

create a zoom effect

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:hover

adding the animations on border like changing color

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:before

a pseudo element at the list item anchor to create a hover effect

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transform: scale(0)

hiding the hover effect

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these are pseudo selectors to transition the pseudo elements

:focus and :hover

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transform:scale(1)

to shows its colored background

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z-index

prevent the pseudo element from covering the anchor element

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Dynamic HTML

makes possible a web page to react and change in response to the user’s action

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HTML

defines web sites content through semantic tags

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semantic tags

(headings,list,paragraphs)CS

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CSS

defines 'rules’ or styles for presenting every aspect of an html

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Javascript

defines dynamic behavior. Programming logic for interaction with the user to handle events

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Javascript

front end scripting language developed by netscape for dyanamic content

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Client-side technology

Embedded in your HTML page, interpreted by the Web Browsers

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Powerful

to manipulate the DOM (document object model)

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AJAX

Asynchronous JavaScript and XML

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Ajax

new technique for creating better and faster and more interactive web applications with the help of XML, HTML, CSS and Java Script

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XML

commonly sued as the format for receiving server data, although any format including plain text

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<script>

javascript code can be placed tag it in the head not in body

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page loading or when the browser fires an events

javascript code is executed during

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event handlers

function calls or code can be attached as

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new array()

declaring new array

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var arr = [];

declaring array with elements

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arr.push();

appending an eleement

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arr.pop()

getting the last eleement

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arr.indexOf();

finding element index in the array

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alert()

alert box with text and ok button

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confirm()

contains text ok buton and cancel button

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prompt()

contain text input field with default value

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switch

statements works like in c#

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splitting code into parts

code structure of functions data comes in result returned

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document object model

every HTML element is accessible via the javascript DOM, MOST DOM can be manipulated by the programmer. the event model lets a document to react when the user des something on the page

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getElementById()

Access elements via their ID

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getElementsbyName()

via name attribute

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getElementByTagName()

via tagname

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style properrty

allows modifying the CSS styles of the element

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classname

class attribute of the tag

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innerHTML

holds all the entire HTML code inside the elementread

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read

only properties with information for the current element and its state

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element.childNode(), element.parentNode()

acessing eleements through DOM tree structure

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