This video is awesome and really explained to me the complex rules that I've known for years, but couldn't explain. Hopefully the new spec will make new web devs better at CSS and novices saner 🎉❤️
you prolly dont care but does anybody know a tool to get back into an Instagram account? I somehow lost my login password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me.
Only recently heard about the whole concept of inner and outer (courtesy of a video from Kevin Powell) so whilst I knew they existed I was struggling to get my ancient braincell to fully understand them. This video has cleared things up greatly. I'd also like to say that i find your style and speed of presentation very easy to follow - thank you very much from a 65 year old teaching himself how to do all this stuff!
@@MozillaDeveloper Good to know, we are eagerly waiting for it. According to Can-I-Use we can use backdrop-filter by enabling an option/flag in advanced/experimental section of settings but I toggled it from false to true, but it still doesn't seem to work. The thing is don't like using Chrome with VScode live-server while coding as it slows down my system (it's old, I'm from India). I'd like to preview my design while I code. I currwntly have latest Firefox Dev on latest Linux Mint. Any idea of how i can make use of experimental features in firefox? I like firefox's Inspect Page tools, color picker, console etc... Which is the best browser for devs according to you? (a) Firefox (b) Firefox Dev (c) Firefox Nightly (d) other?? Your channel and your talks have taught me a lot, after watching you i too have started seeing grids and design choices that magazines make... Thanks a ton...🙏🏽
@@MozillaDeveloper Well Nightly here I come... Is mozilla considering making a mobile browser with console feature for devs? Just to run some quick scripts like document.getElementsByTagName("video")[0].playbackRate = 3.0; If I'm not wrong, I think it'll be the first one if you do...
Excellent video, as always. What's your take on why 'display' isn't used as shorthand for separate 'inner display' and 'outer display' attributes like e.g. 'margin' and 'background'? This would seem more consistent than having 'display' accept multiple values.
