Hello there, excellent tutorial, I appreciateti it. I need to know if there's a way to use there pseudo-elements (::after and ::before) with input type text tag. I could'n figure it out =(
21:37 Hey, can somebody explain please how position pair [left: 50% and translateX(-50%)] works and give us clear middle of the object? Why we cant get it with 1 line of code? Im pretty newbie and any help greatly appreciate 🙏🙏🙏 btw thanks for the video, great explain for this topic, sad its just 4k watch, pseudoelements is pretty tricky imo
Late replay but if it helps anybody : The translateX() function of the transform property operates relative to the element's own width, while the left property operates relative to the width of the containing block, which is typically the parent element.
Wow...I was so happy when I saw you pop up in my search. I have been able to do a lot in HTML and CSS by watching your different tutorials....
Beautiful explanations! You were so clear. I didn't understand Pseduo-Elements before and now I feel confident
Happy to help!
Very nice session, loved every bit of it. I was in shock when you created a triangle out of the tooltip.
Amazing tutorial..Thank you very much
Well explained, Thank you
brilliant lesson
Hello there, excellent tutorial, I appreciateti it. I need to know if there's a way to use there pseudo-elements (::after and ::before) with input type text tag. I could'n figure it out =(
This is awesome
21:37 Hey, can somebody explain please how position pair [left: 50% and translateX(-50%)] works and give us clear middle of the object? Why we cant get it with 1 line of code? Im pretty newbie and any help greatly appreciate 🙏🙏🙏
btw thanks for the video, great explain for this topic, sad its just 4k watch, pseudoelements is pretty tricky imo
okay, if someone need answer, just google "CSS Centering with Transform" and open first StackOverflow question
Late replay but if it helps anybody : The translateX() function of the transform property operates relative to the element's own width, while the left property operates relative to the width of the containing block, which is typically the parent element.
Damn dude your videos are enlightening, you should get paid for writing docs for mdn or something
Don't you have course on JavaScript?
all ok
sir you dont play around when it comes to legit staff
in the last use case, my pseudo element is coming at top of the div
now its behind the div but the blur is not showing