You are my favorite teacher :) I have bought so many udemy courses of yours such as python3 Bootcamp, web development, javascript course, and even your Bootstrap4 course ;) and leanred so many things by watching your videos and i love doing the homework given by you... You are the best

I am one of your students in Web development bootcamp in Udemy. Thanks to your lessons I finally landed a wordpress jobs.

13:15 in awe at the size of this em. absolute unit

You deserve a sliver play button 👌

Your video editing style with the minimalistic yet descriptive slides is 🔥

I really like your courses, the main reason I choose your course is that your courses aren't boring!

Best video explaining relative units.

Such an awesome video! Thank you so much, Colt, you're truly amazing teacher. Your lessons are always so well structured, so beautifully designed. It's pleasure to study with them. Already looking forward to the next one!

Your voice IS soothing! But definitely not boring. These videos are such a great resource, thank you for doing so much for the community!

“What units should I use?” 26:55

‘If you fell asleep I hope you had a nice nap’ 😂. Very informative video. Thanks Colt

You're an absolute unit of a teacher :)

My friend, you are amazing. Just found your channel yestersday and have been binge watching your videos and applying everything I'm learning on my projects. Keep it up and I'm sure you're gonna hit 1 million real fast.

Hi Colt, I love you so much, man. I bought your HTML, CSS and JS course on Udemy and it really helped me a lot. The way you explain things is so calm and understandable. Thank you for sharing these videos as well, they're like a recap for me and I'm sure the people who just started to learn, will learn a lot from you.

It is so nice to learn something fun online during this boring time. I am so glad I came across your channel. I started from the beginning and am working on a website and am enjoying it lot. Thank you so much for your video courses. Keep it up. You rock!

You're the best programming teacher period man. Thank you for such amazing content, congrats on 100k... You deserve 10 million, but that's just how growing a youtube channel works I guess. Best of wishes from Peru

I've taken courses, watched tutorials everywhere, and am even finishing a boot camp at the moment; I have yet to find an instructor that comes close to your teaching abilities. You started me on my journey to be a Software Engineer when I started your Web Dev Bootcamp on Udemy, and now hopefully I'm on the verge of landing that salary I've always dreamed of. Thank you.

Your voice surely is soothing! There is something about it that makes me relax and feel good! I guess it was the reason I started taking your Udemy courses (which turned out to be extremely helpful!). Usually when I hear about units, I turn berserk, as nobody wants to listen to logic, and people just use whatever they get used to, and there are too many options. Your logic is very clear and very similar to my own, so it makes me feel even better :) Thank you!

OMG I haven't seen this video, but I was wondering when to use these units since they are so many of them. Then, Boom! here we are!

Incredible section on fonts. They are crystal clear to me now. Thanks a ton.

When you hear that the units (specifically pica and points) were used in "print", "print" is referring to the way things were done before the use of computer printers, ie. the pre press stage of the printing process before it went to the printing press. I did a pre press apprenticeship in the late 90s so was probably among the last to learn the old process. Most of my time was spent cutting up negatives and exposing printing plates. A fun fact.. mask layers use to be red in Photoshop because in the older printing process, when exposing negatives, you would use a red layer ( called ruby) as a mask as it would filter the UV light.

Really great video to understand how exactly to use the right units, to make things work well and still look good across screen sizes!

This is a very high quality content. So much knowledge in just a short video. Thank you very much.

Locked down in quarantine and hoping to build skills to change industries, your courses have been an absolute godsend. Finding that I genuinely enjoy the process so far, and your teaching skills are just so effective. Thank you Colt! ....also....any chance of a link for that wonderful desktop wallpaper? THANKS SO MUCH!!

Congratulations on 100k subscribers to one of the best teacher we have

Amazing, crystal clear explanation. I also bought your JS course in udemy, it is excellent, reccommend to everyone.

Thank you colt , you have been a life changer for me , thanks for making the amazing course on web development

I really appreciated your video, you are a really good teacher man keep on it

You are an amazing teacher! Finally I can understand stuff!

This was SO clear. Straight to the point. As always, THANKS Colt! I always enjoy your vids and Udemy Courses (currently doing the JS one!)

Congrats with your 100k Subs!! You deserve a million.

No words on ur teaching skills...>5

Thank you, you're a great teacher and I 'overstand' the relevant units for web development now.

This video is super amazing both in its content and in its power to give you a nap :)

You are best programming teacher...

Great explanation. Your videos are always informative. Thank you Colt.

Thanks for this video! I have really had trouble with understanding units, so this was very helpful. I do have to admit that I giggled every time you said absolute units because I kept thinking of the /r/absoluteunits subreddit, haha. PS: Your voice is very soothing. 😄

100K coming soon...........Love you Boss

This tutorial is packed with absolute units.

So...is there any other point to using "rem" other than the browser setting some users might change? It seems equivalent to "px" in the sense that you (as a programmer) don't normally change the root element font-size so to me it seems more of an absolute value than a relative one.

Hi Colt, When is the Javascript topic coming as a part of this series? Waiting for it for so long. Love you!

Can't wait for flexbox.

Good explanation that covers different use cases! Thx.

I would love to see you compete with Kyle (Web Dev simplify) or Kevin Powell, that would be fun to watch.

Amazing lecture. 👏 Thank you.

very well explain Colt

Thank you Colt!

I tried to do the image section gallery, but something is making my images to collapse. like a hidden margin, padding between them. Anyone with the same problem ?

Nice one. There is also some interesting things you can do with calc in css, for font scalar schemes.

Thanks Colt, I always learn some good practices with you :)

Thanks for doing this Colt.

That was soooo well explained, kudos to you. 🙏🏼

how can i not like your content

is anyone else having issues with the width? i followed along with everything but when i adjusted the widths, img (width: 50%;) and #nested1 and #nested2 (width: 50% and 20% / 80%) are not one the same row. i've set margin and padding to 0 and it still doesnt work. however, it does work when the total width is less than 100%. am i missing something?

Do you think turn() is a unit that people should know? It's semi-relative and absolute, and falls inbetween degrees and percentages by using turns as a metaphor.

I know u are a great teacher but I want u to please post a video daily of this colt'scodecamp

why the width 50% does not work, and the images are collapsed below each other. only fits/works if we reduce the width of one of the image element to 49%. Any reason ? or did you use float:left for the images

great teacher

what are some good practices when it comes to units in CSS? when to use % and px?

Just awesome

The line-height: 100% is equal to font-size: 96px right? But you see clearly that the box is bigger than the font.

so are em's best for border radius? or what about padding for px or for responsive design?

Hey colt u r doing great as ever. And I know it's a bit unrelated but I strongly ask u if u could make a video on how to make a payment checkout in an app like web dev yeilpcamp using stripe . Since its api has changed and it's rare to find in 2020

U sir are amazing 🙏🙏🙏

How do you know what the root element is?

love you colt

good info.

learning time !

Thanks alot

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love you Colt :)

Sir plz help me i couldn't open your given resources in your web dev. Course. What should I do

Hooray, finally another episode! Thanks for doing this Colt, i wanted for a while now to refresh my front-end dev skills. In the absence of a new episode I started today also with a short intro into javascript. I made amaruta-app1.herokuapp.com to get some hands-on experience. Can't wait for you to start the javascript episodes.

html.. font-size: 62.5% other fonts..: 1.6rem

Hey Colt, how is the "Coding Challenge #1 - Submit Your Code!" submissions doing ?

Thank you :)

Thx again

keep going it.. colt :)

3:05 Eminem is shaking.

Why aren't you posting videos regularly???

100k🥳

man, you forgot metres, kilometres and miles