Hello sir. New fan and follower here✋ how can I fixed this code because whenever I view it portrait it is okey but when in landscape view it moves. Can you fixed it sir? .box1 { background-color: blue; width: 100%; height: 100px; margin: 10px; } .box2 { background-color: violet; width: 30%; margin:10px; height: 100px; } .box3 { background-color: green; width: 67%; height: 100px; margin: 10px; margin-top: -110px; margin-left: 120px; } .box4 { background-color: red; width: 100%; height: 100px; margin: 10px; Box Model 1 |
@@slayingthedragon how can I improve my css skills I know the syntax but I don't know where to use which css while making a website I need to watch RU-vid video for every css any tips for it so that I can do css without RU-vid videos
Man, you rock. Ive been a web dev for 15+ years and I’ve always put off mastery of css because I hated it. You’ve instructed in such a way that it takes a lot of the confusion away. Thank, you truly have a gift for teaching.
I can agree as well; been coding for a long time now, even got a senior role and my CSS is still bleh 😂 Thanks to this video though, it’s bought a lot of clarity to positioning
I thought you had to know HTML and CSS/ styling formats to be a web dev… is my self study wrong or am I stacking my resume when I only need an HTML basic? LOL
Absolutely wonderful little tutorial, it's at the exact line between too easy or not explained enough, extremely useful to me to review basic CSS rules that I ended up misunderstanding or forgetting over time. Thanks a lot, keep it up! The pace, examples you've picked are great.
I can't believe I've just learned positioning in just a little over 8 minutes. Honestly man you are a legend. You have no idea how much I'm learning with your videos. Thank you so much!
I have watched a number of tutorials on positioning but never got to really understand these until I stumbled upon your video. Thanks a lot bro, you've earned my sub.
Just subscribed to your channel. This is honestly one of the best tutorials on RU-vid on this topic. The fact that this video has real world examples and is still only 8 minutes is insane! After watching this, I'm like "Why the heck was this so hard to understand before?!". Excellent video! Rock on🤘🚀
Just recently started a Software Dev class and the way you explain things just click instantly! Watching this video made me realize how easy it is to actually use flexboxes. Great video!
Spent 3 hours yesterday trying to position 4 boxes three hours Are Not Going to come back in today I found this video and it was able to position 4 boxes in less than minutes 10 minutes I was struggling with flexbox and flexbox was not the key thank you so much my man
I have always struggled with css never understood it and I never found a video that explained it well and it makes sense now. I'm binge watching all your videos , bro you are my hero
This is my first video I’ve seen on your channel and I have to say I’m quite impressed. You made CSS make much more sense than most bootcamps. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Instant sub!
Gotta say bro, I have watched a lot of turorials regarding css, but none of them could make it look like a piece of cake like you do...I am glad that I found your channel. Thank you so much for making these quality tutorials for us, keep up the good work buddy.
This is brilliant. I'm trying to self teach from scratch and I'm trying to put together a website with some buttons. Been battling to position them for ages and this just simplifies it so nicely!
Instant sub. Getting back into webdev after being a motion designer and i was going through the code of a website template i downloaded. All my confusion in some aspects has been solved by most of your videos. thank you
Sir!! You are Awesome and nailed it!. No words to praise for your way of teaching in such a crystal clear manner. I think UI freshers will be blessed after watching your explanations.
Another great tutorial. No wasted mumbling, always on point. Thanks again. I hope that you make tutorials on more complex topics such as "Pseudo Classes" and "Pseudo Elements" in the future. But instead of talking them in a single video, maybe you can go into details into 2-3 separate videos. But before that, from the general topics, maybe you can teach us about all the units such as rem, em and fr. It's a simple topic but many beginners have problem with these various units and don't know when to use which. Thank you for making things so simple for us
Thank you, great suggestions I'll definitely do videos on those soon. If you have more suggestions feel free to comment them, I add every video suggestions to my list of videos to make 😁🔥
@@slayingthedragon I usually suggest a new video once you release a new one because I don't wanna overwhelm you with suggestions. But I suggested 3 today. But I hope that you make multiple parts on "Pseudo Classes" and "Pseudo Elements" and expand upon them since there are so many of those and they are so important for making a web beyond basic (beginner) level.
I have picked up a lot from this video, not just about positioning but also minor details like overflow x and such. Please keep on making great contents
Bro you literally Nailed it the real life website demonstration also made the concepts to grasp easily by seeing in which situations we are likely to use position property.
I thought i knew the position property well, but honestly i came to know some concepts now by seeing your video... Once again many many many thanks for all the hard work of yours in creating this video...
If anyone wants an accelerated css boot camp in just a few minutes this is the place. I’ve been coding for 28 years and this the source for css. Subscribed.
Thank you very much for putting this video, you managed to give us so much information and knowledge in very simple and easy to understand way. Can’t wait for more videos from you, have a great day! ❤🌸
I think it would be absolutely amazing and extremely useful if you made a bigger video going through the process of making a website. No video cuts, just making a website with your commentary. That practical example would really show us how a frontend dev thinks when structuring a website. Thank you once more for these videos ❤
@@slayingthedragon Wow, thank you so much. I’m currently kinda struggling with html and css in college since it’s the first time I came into contact with it so it’s kinda hard to follow. Your videos really help. Thank you again and keep it up ❤️
Such an amazing video💯💯. I already understand css positions but I just love the amount of work you put in to make everything look really beautiful. You earned a sub
