Great tutorial so far! I just have one question: what is the point of 'after' and 'before' pseudo-elements if you can simply type the content (in this case three dots) inside the tag in HTML?
Great tutorial, as always! One question. Can you apply multiple pseudoclasses to the same element? Say I want my email input border to turn red if it doesn't contain a valid email, but only if it's the current focused element, so :focus and :invalid at once. Can you apply these in a single class or do you have to do separate styles and align them in a way where one will take precedence?
You just won me with this short course. It is very hard to focus for me sometimes when i learn, but your content keeps me on the screen. It is very rare. I don't have to think which course to buy on udemy.
Not sure if this issue still exists today but around 5 or so years ago, if you had a text-decoration or some transition on a hover class with around 1000+ of that on a page, it would cause the browser to freeze on every hover. This would literally make the page unusuable because any part of the page that had a link would cause it to freeze. Worth doing though is to minimize using this on styles that will be applied on a lot of links or even elements. e.g. A page where you paginate 1000+ pages with 100 rows per page and you don't set a limit for the pagination. Also, if you had a heavily styled page with hundreds of form elements, it would also cause the page to freeze when you focused/tabbed out as well. Why would anyone ever have a page with hundreds of form elements? Clients with large data entry requirements generally fall in this use case. e.g. If you worked in the financial sector with detailed KYC requirements or in the airline industry, you'll find this use case all too common. If you experience any of these issue, better reduce those elements or simplify your style.
hello there, first of all thank you for this amazing course. i just wanted to ask you do you know any website that we can practice these stuff that we learn here. or if not can you please tell me what is the best practice when it comes to css if i want to practice on my own and not use any specific website
Thanks for the tutorial. I had difficulty understanding DOM explained in a JS course (not yours) at udemy and found your easy-to-understand DOM tutorial on RU-vid. After finishing your DOM tutorial, I started watching this awesome tutorial. After this, I will move on to your Modern JS course at udemy!
I love your tutorial. The only real thing that bugs me a bit is that your git repo is only referenced in one of these lessons but you could've made a branch for each one with the different files, especially when you start copy/pasting html into the files from nowhere ;). But I can see you not wanting to go back and fix this after it being 2 years now. I'm a super experienced backend guy (staff engineer) but I'm diggin' into full stack Elixir and this was a nice refresher to get up to speed on frontend UI bits. I can't wait to hit up your tailwindcss tutorial next since Phoenix has now baked it into the framework.
Hi the net inja , i constantly watch your videos about HTML and CSS 8 months ago but i got hired on my first job as a helpdesk agent . Now that i have the experience , i want to go back to programming and do the old habits that i did which is to watch your videos and start all over again . i have this feeling that i want to go back to this stuff again but the situation is different now , im working and have a less time to watch your video . I want to be successful in IT field because that is my wildest dream and also im pressured to my family to be successful as soon as possible . typical asian parents . no need for you to reply in this comment. i just want to thank you for this kind of videos . i want to go back to programming but procastination beats me . please help
Thank you so much, good luck with it. Just try and stay focused and picture your end goal - it's always hardest at the start, but it will get easier! In 6 months time you will be so much happier that you started now :D
@@emantsrifemantsal2834 still learning web development tutorials. i cannot shift to another career yet due to covid situation . Need to be practical these days . still watching his udemy course for javascript . i can say that over a year i have a better understanding about web development. i also use code wars to familiarize myself on logics and create an clean code . Im enjoying these long path of learning but i know its gonna be worth it in the future
Great tutorial, but the nav bar doesn't seem to be in the middle. It did not even in the previous clip in spite of setting the side margins to auto. Would you explain that for me, please?
The nav bar itself is in the middle. The text in the nav items is left aligned. If you make them center aligned it would look how you expect. Easy way to identify this is to inspect the element in the browser.
Your tutorials are so friendly to the brain that i couldn't help but to buy your JS course on Udemy. I am enjoying it and i will buy more of your tutorials to encourage you. You are a nice teacher!
Question: 9 mins in, why did you not put the selector as 'nav ul li:first-child'? Dont you have to put in the 'ul' as well? Great course by the way. :-)
Love your course! However, my scrollbar went missing when i reset the webpage with margin 0; padding 0; . I cant even scroll with my mouse wheel. Need help thnks!
Your tutorials are always very informative! Thank you very much. But I have a question regarding the code in styles.css. When I tried to use a different jpg image for the image in the banner class, this code wasn't working then. It did work with the Mario image you used. banner img{ max-width: 100%; I even tried to set the max-width at 180%. However, when i used width-1400px, it came out good. Can you tell me why sir?
believe me when i say that i had no thought that i would be able to understand CSS that easy before watching your videos. I've been hovering all over youtube trying to find someone with a proper way of making information go through you are simplt the best gang thank you
