maanas anand
@maanasanand2000
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Front End Dev | Passionate about crafting beautiful user experiences with React.js | ✨JavaScript enthusiast
India
Joined December 2015
Just check out my insta page for tips and tricks related to coding ! https://t.co/UfsAhgnInk
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Just check out my insta page for tips and tricks related to coding ! https://t.co/UfsAhgnInk
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@Meesho_Official @meesho_support its been 4 days and i haven’t received any update on my order. Its been more than a month and unacceptable !
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🚀 CSS Performance Tip Deeply nested & complex selectors slow down rendering! Optimize your CSS: ❌ .parent .child .nav-item {} (Slow) ✅ .nav-item {} (Fast) Avoid: 🔹 * {} (Universal selector) 🔹 input[type="text"] {} (Attribute selector) 🔹 div:nth-child(n) {} (Expensive)
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🚀 CSS Performance Tip Deeply nested & complex selectors slow down rendering! Optimize your CSS: ❌ .parent .child .nav-item {} (Slow) ✅ .nav-item {} (Fast) Avoid: 🔹 * {} (Universal selector) 🔹 input[type="text"] {} (Attribute selector) 🔹 div:nth-child(n) {} (Expensive)
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🔥 Did you know? You can make any HTML element editable with just one attribute! The contenteditable attribute allows users to edit text inside an element, just like an input field—no JavaScript needed!
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🔥 Did you know? You can make any HTML element editable with just one attribute! The contenteditable attribute allows users to edit text inside an element, just like an input field—no JavaScript needed!
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🔥 Did you know? You can make any HTML element editable with just one attribute! The contenteditable attribute allows users to edit text inside an element, just like an input field—no JavaScript needed!
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🔥 Did you know? You can make any HTML element editable with just one attribute! The contenteditable attribute allows users to edit text inside an element, just like an input field—no JavaScript needed!
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🔥 Did you know? You can make any HTML element editable with just one attribute! The contenteditable attribute allows users to edit text inside an element, just like an input field—no JavaScript needed!
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Use Cases: ✅ Live text editing ✅ In-browser note-taking apps ✅ WYSIWYG editors Bonus Tip: Disable pasting unwanted content with JavaScript! document.querySelector("div").addEventListener("paste", e => e.preventDefault()); #HTML #JavaScript #WebDev
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How to Use It ? <div contenteditable="true">Click here to edit me!</div> How It Works: •When contenteditable="true" is added, the element becomes interactive. •Users can type, delete, and modify the text directly. •Works on <div>, <p>, <span>, and more!
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🔥 Did you know? You can make any HTML element editable with just one attribute! The contenteditable attribute allows users to edit text inside an element, just like an input field—no JavaScript needed!
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🔍 Did you know? HTML has a native spellchecker! Just add spellcheck="true" to a <textarea> or <input> field, and the browser will handle spelling corrections automatically. No JS needed. Try it out: <textarea spellcheck=“true”></textarea> #HTML #WebDevelopment #Coding
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HTML 🧵
🔍 Did you know? HTML has a native spellchecker! Just add spellcheck="true" to a <textarea> or <input> field, and the browser will handle spelling corrections automatically. No JS needed. Try it out: <textarea spellcheck=“true”></textarea> #HTML #WebDevelopment #Coding
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