a. aligning an object in center of another div : margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; b. positioning a div anywhere on the screen. top doesn’t work without position being set as absolute. position: absolute; left: 94px; top: 154px; c. rotating a image transform: rotate(-180deg); -ms-transform: rotate(-180deg); /* IE 9 */ -webkit-transform: rotate(-180deg); /* Safari and Chrome
Recently I had to design a form which works on both the desktop, tablet and mobile screens. As you know there are a number of resolutions out there, it becomes quite overwhelming to decide which screen resolution to support and not to. This is where the responsive queries come into picture. At the end of
Sometime you might be annoyed at the history of your web browsing being stored in chrome. I dont think there is a option in chrome not to store any history. You can either delete all hitory in chrome. the best way would be to start chrome in incognito mode always. You can create a shortcut
If you ever wondered how you can fully customize your browser, this is it: Goto your browser tab, enter -> about:config You will be taken to a full screen of settings. but be careful. Also you want to view your cache or delete it use about:cache. about:plugins is another one you can try. about:blank sounds