You Need This Hover Effect On Your Site ASAP (CSS / JS) 

nice stuff

also don't forget to add pointer-events: none; otherwise card won't be clickable because of z-index

Love your videos. One question, why not simply use padding on parent to content instead of calc-2px or absolute + inset? Padding is so much more useful than absolute because the content can decide its size that way and the parent will auto adjust correctly, or the parent can set a size and child can follow, work both ways. Is there something wrong with padding? Seems so much easier that I feel like I am missing something? I just implemented this with padding.

Did you just refactor the content of a video basically? 😂 Thanks for the video, the tricks you showed are really useful.

i was just thinking about ::after

Reading first half I thought you were being sarcastic, was gonna be like BRUH 😂

@@WyzrdCat Is that what you were gonna be like? Bruh? Bruh is what you were going to be like?

@@ahall9839 shut up

For sure, glad you enjoyed it!

That would be cool.

That might be overdoing it. The effect is very minimal, it's supposed to be very light, not to be the focus of your attention. That being said, that's a really cool idea for a different kind of website

They are spying on us

You are a life saver thanks

Yea usually I would set the z index of the pseudo element to -1 but it’s better your way

Dont waste too much time in html and css..just make sure you have the fundamental in your arsenal..then as you make your own stuff .you upgrade em..just like your character in-game

yeah man. i've too noticed that windows interface has this design style, and i've ever thinking in create something identical. But if you will make this some day, know that this kind stuff can maked different ways. dont stay stuck only at video tutorials. good studies :)

Windows did it first actually, sad they didn’t get enough credits

Hi Dude, I would recommend to not think of webdev as you seem to be doing. The idea is not to master HTML, then go to the "next stage ", and master CSS, then go to the next stage and master JS. That is going to hinder your learning greatly Instead just learn the very basics from each one, and make a crude website. It's likely gonna be terrible. But then you can say: "How can I make it cool now?" And get ideas, you will then do your research and understand the features of the languages that you need to realize said ideas. And the beautiful thing is the web, is that there are hundreds of ways of archiving a particular objective. So what would I recommend? I would recommend you to go to Figma (Hell, go to PowerPoint even) and design a website layout. Then turn it into code, and then slowly add functionality to it. There you will really understand the type of things you will need to learn, and put all of the right tools to the test. Improving greatly in the process

​@@variables6700 when it's applied everywhere, you start adding more visual clutter and it makes things hard to read. I think it could've been better if it was tweaked at least rather than be removed.

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Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it!

Same 😎