CSS being able to do more as time passes is fantastic!! Need to write less JS. I don't dislike JS but being able to do stuffs like this in just CSS is just awesome

More conversations!!!

when i reload the page it automatically scrolling down

My mind is still stuck on DD Belated PNG, IE6 hacks, and Cufón fonts.

Make a form look good, which is what you need for 90% of the front end space. Make something look graphically awesome, only needed for 1% of the web. How many websites have you seen with 3d games on them that are only CSS, only the CSS nerd ones. Tailwind is overkill for most things.

You're a frontend magician

6:07 ...that colour is badass

It would be really neat if you could also do the opposite. Have like a rotary telephone dial (you remember those, right?) with a letter or number (or word) showing through the 'hole'. You use your mouse to rotate the dial to the desired letter, and that then scrolls the sibling to the relevant place...

Thank you

This is awesome! I've never clicked on a video notification so fast 😅 It seems like CSS just gets better and better! I'm so glad I decided to get back into FE work. I really love it 😊

I am nowhere near up to date with everything that's possible with CSS, but my clients are happy and my bank account looks healthy.

awesome !

Annnd it's support in no browsers whatsoever... I like your videos but you should really call out css support when you share experimental future CSS.

Thank you so much Ashlee & Kevin ! I learned a lot 🙏

KEVIN'S COFFEE HOUSE - for this webpage what font do you use?

4:00 it just seemed the same to me, just a syntax difference, that's what i am seeing here

Hi Kevin, I'm looking for job that dealing with styling and slicing like you do, since it's what I do in my last role, how can I find job that matches this role..? Like what is the title for this role...

how did make image responsive i am struggling with them they are having different sizes. can u make video on them

Loved seeing this conversation between you too! It’s a shame I won’t see you at THAT WI, but hopefully I’ll see you at THAT TX next year

tnx a lot

I also implemented the red border line in my reset, when I work on a project I tend to create a red border line around my elements to control the various spacings between items. I used this code, which I learned through your videos, instead of repeating the code in each element to create a border line, in this way i applied a class name .border (or .red if you want) and it applies the border to the parent and its children's and childrens and childrens and so on .border{border: 1px solid red;} .border > *{border: 1px solid red;} .border > * > *{border: 1px solid red;} .border > * > * > *{border: 1px solid red;} .border > * > * > * > *{border: 1px solid red;}

Keeping up isn't necessary, keeping relevant is. I know FE devs who refused to learn CSS grid. Did they know about animation optimizations? Hell no. Same for HTML. Some know 30 elements at most, and that's probably middle of the pack. HTML and CSS are sooooo forgiving, as are the browsers. If you don't know `inset` you'll just be a bit more verbose. I was a senior FE engineer at Amazon and Apple, I got in at Toptal ("top 3%"), and I've been in this field for over 23 years now. I'd still consider myself middle of the road. But what makes people like myself great is that we are very wide, and very deep in our skills. But not so deep that we implode. I'm very good at CSS and HTML, I'm very good at JS and TS, I'm very good at React. I'm moderately good at the back-end. I know APIs. I breathe SQL. I worked with infra from manually changing jumpers on server racks in ice-cold server rooms, to configuring multi-platform deployments across 5 cloud services. Wide and deep. And now I'm the CTO for a company where I often find that I'm not so deep nor wide as I thought I was. “Jack of all trades, master of none, Though oftentimes better than a master of one.”

Loved this tutorial!! Please more of this.

based in israel, just to let you know ;-)

It seems like web development and software creation has become so extensive that the level of knowledge is comparable to a person pursuing a career as a cardiologist for example. Like eight years of study seems to be about the time necessary to really understand and grasp the frontend and backend thoroughly.

Quick point of feedback: I like to watch KZfaq on my TV. On the TV I cannot navigate and click on links in the description. If the full video was linked as a video card at the end of the video, then I could have watched it without having to go through my phone or PC.

I wish more people would think this way. Its incredibly annoying that people use React as the default for JS now. As you mentioned, it was JQuery a decade ago.

Most of the web designers in my country fake it as web designers as they use WP. Css ia such a big topic.

You guys know when you try to put an image in a word document. Position: absolute;

One of my favorite CSS teachers ✊, helpful video as always. Thanks a lot👍

I would be really interested to see a sit down with you and Kevin Geary on the pros and cons of hand coding versus page builders

My feeling is two fold -- 1. People are never satisfied, they are always chasing the new thing. 2. They always want to be in the "In" crowd. "Look at me, I am an expert in this area or that". Web Development in my view (and I have been in/around since the late 90's) has become quite a toxic and "clicky" field.

transition-behavior is nightly on Firefox now! But I actually want @starting-style more, hope I could use it now, imagine how convenient it is to create a new element with an appearing animation with: @starting-style { .box { transform: scale(0); } }

So, the translate animated, but it was not one of the transision-properties... or was I missing smomething? Off to try this out now, hope FF and Safari hurry up with this :D

I wish you explained what was happening in the flexbox / main-with-sidebar instead of just using that as an argument to use unreadable code.

I wish you would go deeper, great video, but a bit basic

05:50 "if you know another way" An obvious 200 IQ way <br> <br> <br> Or you can let your cat to sit on a keyboard. Then change the masterpiece text' color to background color.

Love the content, Kevin! Wanted to let you know there’s an ad break right in the middle of the plug you make for your course. Probably not good for click-thru’s. Your content is amazing and needs to reach as many people as possible. 😊

I just want to add some love to this comment section: you sir, are a Godsend. CSS is so frustrating but you make it easy. Thank you so much!

I wish I started learning HTML and CSS with Kevin Powell and stick with him...

Hi how can we hover on child to style on parents without JavaScript?

It’s clever! …but working in teams, I always favour “obvious”, not “clever”, so our old, clunky wrappers win in that regard 😊 That said, gotta keep experimenting and pushing the boundaries, that’s how we find better ways!

strange, no save button

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bro the links u mentioned are super helpful. Also fellow Canadian here.. I took ur CSS course on coursera. Excellent investment