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1. Dynamic Question Loading: Questions are loaded one at a time from a predefined set. 2. Timer: Each question has a 30-second time limit. Interactive Options: Users can select their answer, with visual feedback for correct and incorrect choices. 3. Progress Bar: Shows the user's progress through the quiz. 4. Results Summary: Displays the final score with a congratulatory or encouraging message. 5. Responsive Design: The quiz adapts to different screen sizes.

Category filter with search bar

How to Use: Replace Image URL: Update the src attribute of the img tag to the actual URL of the user’s image. Update Text: Change the text inside the h5 and p elements to reflect the user’s actual name and biography

HTML: Navbar: Provides navigation links, including a link to the Pricing page. Pricing Section: Contains three columns, each representing a pricing plan with a card layout. Icons: Font Awesome icons are used for visual representation (e.g., stars and check circles). CSS: Card Styling: Adds border, shadow, and hover effects to the pricing cards. Plan-Specific Styles: Different border colors for each pricing plan (Free, Gold, Platinum). Button Styles: Different button colors to match the card styles. JavaScript: No custom JavaScript is required for this static pricing page, but you can add interactivity if needed. How to Use: Customize Content: Update the plan names, prices, features, and button actions as needed. Replace Icons: Choose different Font Awesome icons if desired by updating the <i> elements.

HTML: Form Fields: Includes fields for name, email, and message. Google Map: A div with an id of map where the Google Map will be displayed. Feedback Elements: <div> elements for displaying validation messages and success messages. CSS: Styling: Adds padding for the contact section, sets the map height, and styles feedback and success messages. JavaScript: Google Maps Initialization: Uses the Google Maps JavaScript API to create and display a map centered at specified coordinates. Replace YOUR_GOOGLE_MAPS_API_KEY with your actual API key. Form Validation: Validates the input fields and displays appropriate messages if the input is invalid or missing. How to Use: Replace API Key: Insert your Google Maps API key in the script tag for Google Maps. Customize Coordinates: Update the latitude and longitude in the initMap function to reflect your actual location. Validation Rules: Customize validation logic as needed for your form requirements.

JavaScript: Pagination Handling: The script fetches images based on the current page and updates the pagination controls dynamically. Product Cards: Each product is displayed as a card with an image, title, description, and price

Explanation: HTML: Hero Section: Uses a background image with a gradient overlay. Hero Content: Centered with a title, subtitle, and a call-to-action button. CSS: Hero Section Styling: Full viewport height with a gradient overlay for better text readability and a background image. Hero Content Styling: Centered with responsive padding and font sizes. Button Styling: Custom button colors and hover effects. Background Image: Placeholder URL: Replace 'https://via.placeholder.com/1920x1080' with the actual URL of your hero image

HTML: Added dropdown-submenu class to handle nested dropdowns. CSS: Dropdown Submenu: Positioned to the right of the parent dropdown. JavaScript: Event Listeners: Added to show and hide nested dropdowns on mouse enter and leave. How to Use: Create an header.html file and paste the updated code into it. Include Bootstrap and Font Awesome if needed for styling and icons.

HTML: Error Title: A large, bold number (e.g., 404) to indicate the error type. Error Message: A brief message explaining the error. Button: A button to navigate back to the home page. Adjust the href attribute to point to your actual home page URL. CSS: Background Gradient: Applied to the body to give a stylish look. Error Container: Centered on the page with a semi-transparent background for contrast. Button Styling: Custom colors for the button, including hover effects. How to Use: Create an error.html file and paste the above code into it. Place the error.html file in your web server’s error pages directory or configure your server to serve this file on error.

HTML: Error Title: A large, bold number (e.g., 404) to indicate the error type. Error Message: A brief message explaining the error. Button: A button to navigate back to the home page. Adjust the href attribute to point to your actual home page URL. CSS: Background Gradient: Applied to the body to give a stylish look. Error Container: Centered on the page with a semi-transparent background for contrast. Button Styling: Custom colors for the button, including hover effects.