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6 Cool Basic HTML Effects

It's no wonder that  HTML  can do some stuff that we might even think that it is an external library. If efficiently used we can even hack NASA (I'm just kidding). So let's look into some cool features of  HyperText Markup Language . 1. Color Picker Create a color picker by simply using the  <input>  tag and giving it a property of  type=’color’ . 2. Accordion The  <summary>  tag defines a visible heading for the  <details>  element. The heading can be clicked to view/hide the details. Before opening after opening You can create simple accordions using this method, without the need to implement CSS classes and JavaScript click handlers that toggle visibility whenever clicked. 3. Make a call Call someone direct from your website. 4. Progress bar You can use the  <progress>  element which will represent the completion of something. 5. Autocomplete The  <datalist>  tag is used to provide an “autocomplete” feature for the  <input>  elements.
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10 Success Lessons from “The Psychology of Money” by Morgan Housel (Book Summary)

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