7 CSS Techniques That I Use the MOST!

What are some other tips/techniques did I leave out that YOU use commonly?!

great presentation!

Curious why you used a grid not flex box which would be more forgiving if you were to add more divs.

Also would love some clarification on why span elements are going outside of my divs? I can’t find very good answers when googling.

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Hello, I don't know how to apply the trick 2 kindly anyone guide me
I understand the whole part but, i am not got the line which is no the top of heading

Presentations are always well thought out and clean

I love how some of those feel outdated just after a year. CSS evolves so fast and browser support of "more obscure" features becomes better every release.

I stopped watching because your head is blocking the code.

You should make your face bigger so the code is completely covered because that you trying to achieve I believe.. or just move your face to the right.

You have covered part of the code....

I have a tip, MOVE YOUR HEAD

Compact, nicely explained, with examples. Very good video. I'd love to see more of this in the future (preferably with more visual examples).

Eventhough the content is excellent and useful, I considered subscribing on the outro music lol. Nice video !

yes, we need more type videos like this. really awesome stuff, learned a lot

Good tips, but your head is literally covering the code...

great stuff man, thx:)

Not trying to be a jerk, but... Why wouldn't you put your talking head on screen-right where it doesn't block the text you're teaching?

First you must done this...
Head-align : { left } to see visitors </div>....

poor choice of face-camera placement

good stuff! wish your head was elsewhere :)

Grid-template-areas!! I'm a beginner as a front end dev... (backend experienced) , that's my tip

In that tip 6 you can use Mask property and add a gradient and blend it's done ✅😌

Super video, thanks!

The Mentalist is teaching me CSS :-O

thanks

Woooaaahhhh, didn't realise that's why people use rems n such, though rems were just statically set as 16px. This has blown my little mind! Thank you sir

love it

First of all, I love the design of your video and presentation. It's really simple and pleasing. Thank you so much for explaining things and how it works because that's how I would understand it very well. Thank you.

I had always been wondering if there was a way to centre div elements in CSS grid like you would in Flexbox using align-items and justify-content. I didn't know about this place-content before. Thanks for that. I also wasn't really a pseudo elements person, but I think I'd started using it after seeing this video. Nice video. Thanks a lot for sharing.

Absolute unit.

Garry thank you for the tips i loved this video please make more !!!!!!!!

Gary I would much like a video about explaining differences between flexbox & grid properties like ‘justify-content’ vs ‘justify-items’ & grid.. etc. I use felxbox & grid all the time but still haven’t got a solid idea on what are these under used properties do, thanks!!

learned a lot, thanks Gary

I can't believe that when he was editing the video that he decided to overlay his head in precisely the worst possible position.

What program is it that you are using?

Thanks man

I'm designing a tribute page for my tutors and you're one of them, Gary Simon. Thank you for helping me in my self taught journey ✌🏾

Thanks for the tips. I could use these on current projects I am working on. Going to add this to the Sass lib I have been building out.

Awesome , love these tips 👍

This channel is awesome

Your head is blocking some of the code

What about using % for fluid padding/margin?

Now that's what I'm talking about Gary. Please make series of these that would be really awesome

Simply WoW! Thanks a lot!

You're looking younger 😉

is your professional role as a designer? front-end developer? lately i get confused. i started an internship and am basically recreating figma designs down to a T but i want to do more react, graphql type stuff as well... isn't this all design stuff? i get confused lately about the overlapping of html and css in everything