Topics: 1. 1:36 - Pointer-events:all 2. 5:38 - Block vs Inline 3. 11:15 - Margin auto to center 4. 12:21 - Line-height to center text 5. 12:31 - p::selection and p::first-letter 6. 14:08 - Ancla with smoth scroll 7. 15:46 - Invert the colors on the screen 8. 18:18 - Adapt text on risize 9. 19:45 - Doble box-shadow 10. 21:55 - Text Gradient

He makes learning so much fun. Anyone can be an instructor, but not everyone can teach. He teaches by using enthusiasm and a love for the material. Thanks

I knew all these tricks back when Michael Jackson was still trying to setup his clothing store... Billie Jeans For real though, great video!!!!

The Creative HTML5 and CSS course is officially launching on December the 4th! Thanks so much for all the wonderful support this year and hopefully next year we can do several other courses including javascript, ui design and more!

1:28 "I might smile right now but I am actually in pain" Yeah, same here.

btw: using display: inline-block (or even inline-flex) will give you the benefits of inline and block... takes only the space thats needed, but takes margin, height and stuff... great vid (as usual 🙂)

$20 for the course!?!? That is an insane price. I hope everyone picks it up. I know I will. Dev Ed you da best boi!

The 'I am doing tha weird accent again' just killed me bro ! Self awarness = 1000% lmao

Ed, every one of your videos makes me smile and I get to learn something new in the process. That's the best kind of learning in my book! 👍 Thank you!

i knew all of these tricks what you mean i knew this since micheal jackson was chamona

13:48 Luckily that *L* wasn't a *D* otherwise we would just sit here in awkward silence.

The last gradient explanation was the best distinction explanation of inline and block elements

Scroll-bar behavior was the most awesome function that u show in my opnion.

"Internet Explorer can go to the trashcan." OOF

0:28 “lets take a look at these cool pricks”😂

Love the last one, tried it one time but didn't realize I needed to change the display to inline, you're a beast!

Hey Ed i've been watching your videos for a while and i just realized how the background music makes it way more watchable and less monotone than other tutorial videos. Thank you for the amazing content and keep it up!!

I just watched the whole video without noticing that it's 24min long !!! I enjoy your content so much keep up the hard work !! 💛 from Morocco

The invert and scroll behavior blew my mind

this was the man who taught me to *center a div,* INSTANT subscribe & like & changed my life & will never forget ty ty

19:40 I fell slightly asleep while watching the video then boom!! I woke up again, Thanks for the CSS tricks,

For three months I'm learning to program as a new hobby. So yes, most of the content I did not know ;) I'm so happy that people like you make these enthousiastic video's and tutorials for other people to learn from. Thank you thank you!!! I hope you realise you are bringing a lot of joy and professionalism into the world by doing this.

OMG Ed, why are you so good to us? Recent follower and already loving your content so much :) :) :)

I love your trick's as I'm new to web development , Also I'm used to many of your trick's . Thanks for making this cool videos😊

You are the best!!! I cannot wait to purchase your course. I always go for free courses but I’m sure that yours will worth every penny, even if I will not learn anything new I’m happy to support you.

Your teaching style makes me feel like less of an idiot. :D CSS is my least favorite. I needed all of these tricks. Thanks!

Great video! Adapting code on risizing, margin auto to center and adding gradient to the text stroke me! You are a CSS God, brother!

you saved my life with the first one THANKS!

started like i will find one or two tricks, but was a good one video, learned much more !

Trick 1. You can use javascript. First animate with CSS, set timeout to same time that animation takes in javascript and it works. Also just make something that blocks user from activating script multiple times, simple i++ and i-- will work here. Using your trick element is still displayed so it takes space, if you need that space to be empty for other elements i think my trick is better here.

Wanted to make a text gradient for a project, thought I would have to import something. Turns out i just had to get youtube algorithm to suggest me your video. Thank you, sensei

Which theme you have use in this video ?

Man epic vid. Its got a few little tricks I prob should have known but honestly I didn't. Thanks man.

no lie here i already know everything on this video. just from watching all your videos in 2021 😂 and searching for missing pieces i missed.

I love how he is so knowledgeable but at the same time like "the f is this not working?" - daily live of a dev lmao

There is nothing better than basic things, very nice video !

Thank you so much for all your videos, I have been enjoying watching them. you have a funny and incredible way for learning!!.😍😍😍🥰

congrats for the 200k - happy to hear you're releasing a course!

You're genuinely a great guy! Thanks so much!

I'll be the one(?) guy that says, I didn't know any of these. I'm new to frontend work. So I enjoyed all of it. Thanks!

I'am a 90's kid and I find the intro offensive, cause I don't even know CSS - Joking.. Great video!

knew most of them already!! seems like I'm good at this thing 😎😎

5:00 I usually set visibility to hidden which works as well

Thank you very much for 14:08 this is something which really looking for

You’re too good to be real Ed!

"And let's be honest, IE can go to the trash can" 🤣🤣

This was awesome. Most of the things I didn't knew before. Please keep on sharing similar things.

Just bought your HTML/CSS course! So excited to start. Thanks for your hard work! 😄

Thank you Dev Ed you teached me a lot. Thank you so much 😀😀😀

Ed, do you update the courses you have available for sell? I saw your courses content and I am amazed man. I am buying all

The tag with "TRAVEl" with all letter capitalized except the last one triggered me so much. The vid was very usefull tho so i guess you'll keep my sub for now. But i'm watching you.

Bro your videos and knowledge are so so amazing, thanks u so much for shared it’s with us

Wow! I actually really thought I'd know them all, but, hell, was I wrong! The "dark mode" effect is awesome! Thanks so much! As for the shadows and VSCode: just hit tab and then 0 directly instead of first deleting all the text hints...

I knew a lot of them from 1900 . But the 'cursor event thing' was knew and good one . 😘

last tips are absolutely the best ones. MERCI!!!!

Just bought your full javascript and html/css course! Keep up the good work! :D And thanks!

I will try to apply them in my small projects

Definitely getting the course, you should do an animations course with gsap next :D

Thanks Ed. Great tutorial video!

this is the best video i've seen on youtube today.....It really made my day

awesome content Ed! loving the lofi background music as well:D

I love how you seem so nervous but you still manage to pull those jokes I love it

you can also use display: inline-block, to have mixed functionality between display: block and display: inline

I am pretty new to web dev and only did html and css so some Tipps were too advanced for me until now but actually the lorem20 shortcut is awesome 😄

dude, i think i should buy your courses right now! very good explanations.

So entertaining! You are my favorite code guy!

The Michael Jackson bit at the beginning was delightful.

Waited all day to watch your videos. Just to savor it. Looking forward to Saturdays.

Wow this was way more helpful than I could've ever imagined

At 23:36 trick, it would be better use width:fit-content; so the next element inline doesn't put beside the heading. ;) Nice video!!!

Woah there! That filter thing just blew my head off!

Awesome. I love your videos. Just watched the other video about view time, entertainment vs education. Just thought I would try to give you a sugestion, but first understand my viewing experience. I was about to not watch everything after having had my mind blown by the pointer-events, than I noticed the dark mode and time advanced to see something else. After that I decided to rewind and watch everything. I think what I might have realized that can serve as a suggestion is if I had been briefed on what to expect from those things it could've helped me to decide to watch it all, or maybe on the transitions you could brief, like "This next one is this and I love because of this and it does that. Let me show it to you.". Good luck, keep fun and keep posting.

Binge-watching Dev Ed Videos..gives hope for my future :D

I can't wait to buy this courseeee!!!

I'm just loving you you! Your intro is so hilarious.Thanks for sharing your knowledge and time with us

I always had the first issue, thank you so much Ed! (The video playback is not finished yet)

Never thought about that media query html! That’s crazy lol

Awesome video dude. I learned a lot!

To complete your first trick, you can replace pointer-events by visibility: visible (when the button is showed) and visibility: hidden (when the button is... hidden !). Then this one will not be clickable at all to when the visibility is hidden. But thanks for the pointer-events trick, I didn't know that ! :D

Very helpful video, thanks for the tips!

Thanks, I learn a lot from this.

Really enjoyed the trick with font size and rem.

hey Great Job i really don't know many of the tricks thanks for sharing 🙏🙏👍👍

So cool tips! thank you sooo much!

Much more exciting is programming when Floki from the Viking teaches you it

I'm psyched about the course!

Wow this video actually helped me... A Lot

do you play the glass fiddle.... seems like ya do... crack me up man!!

Loved those tricks! Thank you so much!

Helpful tricks

Very Big Intro :O

Wouldn't 'visibility: hidden' / 'visibility: visible' be better to use instead of pointer-events?

"When Michael Jackson was at his Prime.. Shimonahhh" hahahaha

*this will make a fine addition to my collection*

Great Video and thanks for the new HTML5/CSS3 Course. Looking forward to more videos.

Only the Last One and filter invert was new to me .... BTW nice informative video that u so much sir

Really ,very helpful to me thanks

Great video Dev Ed 😉🙂 Keep it up!!

Thank you Ed . I really learn a lot from you .

Happy 500k my gorgeous friend ❤❤