Basic Inline Styling | CSS | Tutorial 2 

Well said. Of anyone I've seen who's had online tutorials for coding, in my opinion, he's the best.

I came over a css course on you tube and I got discouraged because the title says beginner yet at minute 15 the guy is on advanced css.I begun looking for mike and my heart was at peace

hey, i wanted to know if you have watched the 6hr tutorial on mike's other channel? do u think the tutorials on here are enough for a beginner ?

@@abeermoeed2256 His other channel? If you mean freecodecamp, that's not his channel, but a number of his tutorials are posted there, too. Are the tutorials enough for a beginner? I think they're great for a beginner. I mean, I'm a beginner. I've also seen CS majors say that Mike was better at teaching these languages than their university professors. That said, most of Mike's tutorials (outside of HTML and CSS) follow a similar curriculum. (Like, you'll learn how to make a calculator and a guessing game in his JavaScript, Python, C#, and Java tutorials.) At some point, you'll want want to branch out to other people's tutorials, but also,...when you start getting comfortable with the principals you learn from these tutorials, you'll want to try making your own thing. Anyway, Mike's tutorials are a great place to start. It's much easier to learn from others after you've learned from him.

@@scottisitt YES I totally agree! thank you!

Its liek after these i might as well take up java or these other ones that look intimidating

same

That tutorial was amazing. I learned so much in 2 hours, and it was all for FREE!

Same. I learnt a lot

there a lot of ways to use CSS , you can use it directly in your HTML file (inline CSS) or use it in another seperate file and link between them( html file and css file) (external CSS) , they are both good but a lot of people prefer the (external CSS)

font-family: any name of font you want;

yes

@Jolly Wally Alright then. Just wanted to know whether it was being done with his permission or not. Thanks

Because it's simply too much effort to click next when you get a complete course for free. Hop i havet.

Same here

Yes

HTML is like the outside of your website while CSS is like the inside of your website

you are right

quick question i was also told that inline CSS is bad practice, but why is that?

@@jimrizzy Because making separate files for html and css and organizing them in their own folders is much more helpful. Imagine having an html file with ten thousand lines of code which uses inline css to style the webpage and suddenly you want to change something. You will have to look for it for at least 5 minutes to do so. Html is html and css is css. They need to be in their own respective file. (That is my opinion of course)

@@antonisliakopoulos3922 ahh gotcha thanks for answering my question, and yeah i agree now that im on external css in my learnings,