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How to Create a Circular Scroll Progress with HTML, CSS & JavaScript

See the Pen How to Create a Circular Scroll Progress with HTML, CSS & JavaScript by Mushtaq Ahmad ( @MushtaqPhysicist ) on CodePen . How to Create a Circular Scroll Progress with HTML, CSS & JavaScript In this guide, we will explore process of using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to design a circular scroll progress indicator. This type of indicator displays percentage of a webpage that has been scrolled. Specifically, we will create a circular indicator and position it in bottom right corner of webpage. The indicator's fill level will correspond to amount of page that has been scrolled. HTML Copy Code <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <title>Scroll Percentage</title> <!-- Stylesheet --> <link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css"> </head> <body>...
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Getting Started with ReactJS: A Beginner's Guide

Getting Started with ReactJS: A Beginner's Guide Welcome to our beginner's guide to ReactJS! This guide is designed for developers who are new to React and want to learn how to create dynamic, interactive user interfaces with this popular JavaScript library. Back to TOC Table of Contents • What is ReactJS? • Setting Up Your Development Environment • Creating Your First React Component • Rendering Components • Adding Props to Your Components • Using State to Manage Data • What is ReactJS? ReactJS is an open-source JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It was created by Facebook and is now widely used by developers all over world. React allows developers to create reusable UI components and manage state of their applications using a simple and intuitive API. • Setting Up Your Development Environment To start building applications with React, you need...
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Creating Responsive Navigation Menus: Design and Implementation with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

Creating Responsive Navigation Menus A responsive navigation menu is an essential component of any website because it helps visitors navigate through the site and find the information they need quickly and easily. Here is a method for creating a responsive navigation menu: Back to TOC Table of Contents Introduction Creating the Basic Navigation Menu HTML Markup Styling with CSS Making the Menu Responsive Using CSS Media Queries Hiding the Horizontal Menu on Small Screens Displaying the Dropdown Menu on Small Screens Using CSS Grid for Two-Column Layout on Larger Screens Adding Interactivity with JavaScript Demo Conclusion • Introduction In today's world, a website without a navigation menu is ...
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