Great videos I want to learn JavaScript but I've come to the beginning to learn HTML and CSS first. feeling good right now! Also anyone who is doing this course as of November 2018 - If you add the border-spacing 40px; and it doesn't work it may be because by default border-collapse is set to collapse (when you keep going through the video and you follow Daniel as he adds border-collapse: collapse; and it doesn't do anything this is why) so to counter that you can set border-collapse: separate; then the border-spacing will kick in. Hope that helps anyone! Cheers :D
Amazing. I keep forgetting about tables (and pretty much the rest of HTML/CSS) if I go too long without writing them. This was a simple, crisp, clear and conside primer of tables. Thanks, Daniel!
Thank you so much for this video. I am currently in a college course for Web Development and Design, and we are on the chapter about making Tables in HTML and CSS. I had watched my professors tutorials, followed along with her, and hand wrote all of what she taught and something just wasnt working right when I went ahead to do our assignment for the week. Its a Case Study in our book for a fake yoga studio, and for whatever reason the CSS wasnt working. I had stressed about this for a solid two days straight when I finally said "Alright if she isnt going to help you, RU-vid might!" this was the first video I clicked and I stayed to the end to see the whole thing to figure out why it wasnt working. Turns out I had my tables css in the wrong spot! You helped me out greatly!! Thank you so much!!
Thank you for sharing a wonderful presentation on creating tables with HTML and CSS. Per inspiration from my experience with *Markdown,* I wanted to explore a tutorial on this topic.
I think you are the best and greatest teacher!! I don't know what we would do without you. I recommend your videos to everyone in my class!! I think both ways you say data is perfect!
thank you so much!!!! this is incredibly helpful. I had an html due by 11 59 and I had No Idea how to make a table but this saved me at the last minute!! Much Appreciated!
Daniel Your videos and way of explaining it is so simplistic. Love your work, Please continue making this videos. It has helped me in my Exams. -Love from India
It may have came in an earlier video, but it seems like you should have some informaiton on columns, colgroup, span, and rowspan if you're going to make a tutorial about tables.
Thank you, I'm brand new with html and css, by chance I found out if I make space between (tr) and :nth-child(even), the column will be colored instead of the row tr :nth-child(even){ background-color:#fff; } tr :nth-child(odd){ background-color:#ddd; } the space beteen the (tr) and the colon (:) make difference
You are welcome ☺ You may have missed it, but I have a new updated HTML course on my channel, which is MUCH better than this one. 🙂 The playlist is linked in the pinned comment under this video.
You really sound like Astralis CS GO player xyp9x and glave. To be exact i.e Like glave :D ahhh your videos are really helpful and educational. P.s I like your accent though.
tks a lot i havent met anybody that teach better than u, i major in language department and now turn to learn code and it really new world for me, ur vid and the way u teach are so easy to understand and i really appreciate that
You forgot to explain the "display:table" , "display:table-cell" that you mentioned while creating the responsive website bro.. was expecting on this lesson :(
im having this problem that whenever i create two tables, one on top of the other, they're never the same size. one table has smaller columns than the other table. ive been trying to solve this for the past 2 days. does anyone have an idea?!