This is hands-down the single best video I’ve seen on this channel so far. It is clear, to-the-point, and respects the viewer’s time. If this presenter wrote a book, I would read it. More content like this, please!
Was applying a post trim in RU-vid and I accidentally the ending. I didn't think it would be so abrupt or warranted a new upload. The additional thing I said was "Happy Designing."
Would help to have more details - the tags wrap because you've set them to wrap, but the text is set to vertical - things like that matter because trying to follow this gave me very different results.
A combination of auto layout, min max, and variables makes many things easier. But, more options are missing. Example desktop: I have a container with two boxes next to each other in a ratio of 3:1. When I select my variable for tablet, I want the ratio to be 2:1 (next to each other), and 1:1 below each other for mobile. Or described differently: maybe you can add an option like min/max 1, min/max2 ...
Bruh, that width was inactive. I never noticed there was a max/min drop-down; I was struggling to make my design responsive for 3 hours... thank you very much 😊
@Figma That's great, thanks. Can you please make a video how to make the image component to retain aspect ration, while increasing and decreasing the size of the card? Thanks!
Was this guy bursting to go to the toilet, or something? Why was he going so fast? I had to watch it nearly 10 times to catch everything he did. SLOOOOWWWWW DOMN BUDDY!!!
Hi there! I'm trying to use a min/max valur on each of my cards and then have them stack once the entire row hits a minimum width. Is there a way to do this? I want my cards to get to 320px width first, then start wrapping on the page to allow for tablet and mobile page widths. I don't want to set a fixed with on each card because then that won't allow the content within each card to wrap until it hits 320 width. Help. 😅
Can you set a max width for the text? Instead of just the lines of text. So basically I want to give a character limit to a line of text so it wraps if the frame exceeds that.
If you set the text field to auto height and a fixed width or min-width the text will wrap. A simple calculation I use (This is Miggi btw) is the font-size multiplied by the character limit divided by two. So a character width limit of approximately 64 characters wide at a font size of 16 would be 16*32 or 512 max width. In CSS code you could specify 32em with em being the font size of the text block.
Please add fill width to child items when creating an auto-layout. Doing this 1000 times a day is so useless and time consuming . The case that your child item is a fill width is way more likely than the other options. It would be such a time safer when the default would be a fill width.
He demonstrated in the video that if you select the parent, hit enter, it selects all child elements and then you can set them all to fill at the same time
@@cinderful well yeah, that's my point. If you are a professional you are doing this action a 1000 times a day. It would be so many selections, enters and parameter selections less a day if it would be set as default.
