Watching a video does not make you a coder, nor watching a tutorial, as if you were listening to an audio book, will get you anywhere. What I love the most from @Angela Delise is her style, she gives from her heart, does not hide critical concepts, and guides you step by step with a clear voice explaining what is going on, and what to expect. This makes you understand how things work in css. A million thank you! (I know words are cheap, but I really do thank you for the pleasure you bring me every time. )
Thanks so much for this video, it helped me a lot! Like many other comments said you deserve way more views! Your videos are so awesome and I'm so glad I clicked on this video because it's well explained instead of someone just randomly typing or copying and pasting code! Thanks so much for your time in making this! Have a fantastic day! :)
@@angeladesign737 Omg thanks for responding to me! I finished making them and they worked! I'm in high school and in girls who code but they don't teach us how to do cool things like this! Thanks so much, imma check out your other videos rn!
Hey @Angela Delise ! what if we were to add extra text in the card description of some cards? some will look bigger and the other will look smaller, how can we fix this for all the cards to stay the same size?
Thanks for a very helpful tutorial, Angela. I have a question; if I want to make the tag stay at the bottom right of the div, what can I do? I see that the default once you set the position to be Absolute is the top left. So if I want it to be at the bottom right, is there a way to achieve that without adding the top bottom left right properties?
Nice, I wish I could have seen this videos a few weeks ago. I was working on a similar item as your category tag and I spent way too much time getting it correct.
Great video! Just one question. Is it possible to make the cards responsive to? Śo that they will get more narrow before they jump down ? That seems Hard to för with images?
