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Thank you@@vanshjain3375. Your support means a lot ✨

@@kimdoescode keep up the good work man. You will reach great heights for sure 🫡

Much appreciated! ☺️

Thanks so much for watching the video! I really appreciate your support. 😊 About the triangle, would you prefer a video on CSS positioning in general or just a quick tutorial on how to create the triangle? Let me know what you'd find most helpful!

@@kimdoescode I've a basic idea of how to use positions the triangle creation using pseudo before and after will be really helpful

Hey@@puneetshakya3001. I made a new video including what you requested. You can watch it here: ua-cam.com/video/sfxL15kRBT4/v-deo.htmlsi=y07oPBfpcnAbGCJb

@@kimdoescode thank you so much bro for helping me out this one is clear now 🙂

You're welcome @@puneetshakya3001✨. I'm glad it helped you out☺

Hey man, thanks for watching the video and for the suggestion! I actually do both-sometimes I find it easier to go mobile first because it makes the desktop version smoother to handle, and vice versa. I'll continue to do desktop-first and mobile-first approaches in different videos. It’s great to know how to work both ways!

@@stevenstroud1379 Interesting idea 🤔

Thank you for the comment. I appreciate the support. More content is on the way

Thanks for the comment. I use a "solarized for windows 11". It's a theme made by nivuu. You can find them on devian art. And for the transparent explorer blur. I'll give some thought to making tutorials about windows customization, as of now, the focus is front end development.

Thank you very much. Your support is highly valued✨

I'm a self taught developer. There's plenty of free resources here on UA-cam, FREECODECAMP, SCRIMBA, and if you're willing to spend, you can get courses on UDEMY and SKILLSHARE.

Thank you for the feedback. I understand how starting with preset styling and using shorthand can be challenging for newbies. I'll make sure to start from scratch and use less shorthand in the next video to make it easier to follow.

A good alternative to that would be adding a new class and declaring the styles like you mentioned. To increase the specificity, there's two ways to approach it. First, add a new class, and make sure that the styles are declared below the original (take advantage of the cascade) The other method would be to use a chained class selector. It should be something like this; .firstClass.secondClass, it means you're selecting elements that have both firstClass and secondClass applied to them simultaneously. It's a way to target elements more specifically by combining multiple class names.

@@kimdoescode thank you man! I'm working another of your videos today thanks for the help

Sure!✨

I used this one just for the video. It's a challenge I completed a while back.

You're point is noted. I'll try my best to keep track of the small details 😅

Thank you so much. I'm glad you love them❤️✨

Thank you 😊

I hope you understand. Feel free to ask me any questions. I'll do my best provide the best response

Thanks brother. You can find the explorer icon in the top left corner of the code editor, directly below the VScode logo. It looks like two files stacked, one on top of the other.

I customized my computer's appearance to give it a minimalistic look. Here's what I did: • Installed custom themes to change the overall look. • Used OldNewExplorer and StartAllBack for a cleaner interface. • Added custom icons from DeviantArt. • Achieved a transparent effect using Explorer Blur, although Mica is also an option for the same result.