There are some excellent website builder online these days which can create awesome looking websites in no time, but sooner or later you may certainly want to start learning the basics of coding somewhere in your lifetime (if you ever want to take full control of your website in future!) The knowledge is truly going to help you in a long run, not just for fixing small things, but may be build a website from scratch, seriously! So if you are ready to venture out in web development world, here are some basic HTML and CSS resources to help you start.

If you are looking to add and remove duplicate input fields, here’s another jQuery example below to do the task for you. This jQuery snippet adds duplicate input fields dynamically and stops when it reaches maximum.

If you have very long pages like Wikipedia, you might want to organize your paragraphs with some sort of stylish scrolling Table of Contents (TOC). In this article we will create a nice little Table of Contents with bit of jQuery and CSS3. Div element stays fixed on the left or right side of the page for easy navigation of the page, it can be expended and collapsed easily by a reader.

Saaraan Icon font set is general purpose icons for web developers. It contains 169 icons (planing to add more in future). I have created these icons for learning purpose, but please feel free to use them in your projects.