Your content is underrated ! I appreciate that you take your time explaining specific things that other UA-camrs miss out or just brush over you on the other hand show how important it is to get in to the nitty gritty stuff
Thanks! Appreciate the kind words. That's exactly why I make videos. Too many tutorials miss out, or gloss over the details. Leaving new developers with holes in their knowledge.
I have to say this guy is a clear and concise teacher! I'm a newly (mature) learner and struggle to find any videos that actually explain stuff clearly; this guy does just that! Thanks. Time to subscribe and watch all his vids.
@@craigabourne no worries ! I’m almost half way through now . Also could I ask a quick question what’s is the difference in use of div/section/article tags ?
Three months. Just completing the series of CSS videos. I think there will be 29 more CSS videos roughly. Then its all JavaScript based stuff from there.
I would like to ask about image , it’s an inline element and we can give it width and height without having to do a display: block for it . So can we give height and width to inline elements sometime
Hi, great question! I explain this point explicitly in this video: ua-cam.com/video/LDJMmKkpsVc/v-deo.html (timestamped to the exact point in the video). But in short, inline elements cannot be affected by height and width unless they are ‘Replaced Elements’. Images, s, and video are elements of this type. Replaced elements are those whose contents are not affected by the current document's styles, and essentially they behave the same as inline-block elements, even though browser defaults have them set to display: inline.
Learn HTML: ua-cam.com/play/PL4cTxE4s2XIYJL6uPQUwMt25M70gPl-O6.html
Your content is underrated !
I appreciate that you take your time explaining specific things that other UA-camrs miss out or just brush over you on the other hand show how important it is to get in to the nitty gritty stuff
Thanks! Appreciate the kind words. That's exactly why I make videos. Too many tutorials miss out, or gloss over the details. Leaving new developers with holes in their knowledge.
Explaining the difference really well. Makes you think how it will layout before you write the element
Exactly!
You're are a lifesaver. Idk why no one explains it as patiently as you do, since it's really intuitive if taught in the right way.
Thanks! Appreciate it
Agree
Thank you, thank you and thank you. Wasted over 2 hours looking for a better explanation to these context. Awesome. I am gonna stuck here henceforth.
I have to say this guy is a clear and concise teacher! I'm a newly (mature) learner and struggle to find any videos that actually explain stuff clearly; this guy does just that! Thanks. Time to subscribe and watch all his vids.
Thanks for the kind words Dan 👍
Super clear and concise . A lifesaver ! I’m about to watch the rest of the html vids .Thank you so much !!!
Great to hear! Thanks so much for the kind words!
@@craigabourne no worries ! I’m almost half way through now . Also could I ask a quick question what’s is the difference in use of div/section/article tags ?
Learned so much. Thanks!
You are very welcome! Glad it was of use 👍
Thank you for the very helpful explanation and demonstration of the differences between Block and Inline html elements.
You're most welcome 👍
Thank you, excellent video!
You are welcome!
Loved it.
Thanks 🙏
You are the very best at html videos. Thanks for these masterpieces.
Wow, thank you! Really appreciate the kind words ❤️
Really helpful in explaining where elements position, Clears up why my link was by my image. Thanks very helpful
We've all been there! Glad it was helpful
Minim, please when will a tutorial on JS be released?
Three months. Just completing the series of CSS videos. I think there will be 29 more CSS videos roughly. Then its all JavaScript based stuff from there.
@@craigabourne Thanks for all your amazing videos. I can't wait!
I would like to ask about image , it’s an inline element and we can give it width and height without having to do a display: block for it .
So can we give height and width to inline elements sometime
Hi, great question! I explain this point explicitly in this video: ua-cam.com/video/LDJMmKkpsVc/v-deo.html (timestamped to the exact point in the video).
But in short, inline elements cannot be affected by height and width unless they are ‘Replaced Elements’.
Images, s, and video are elements of this type. Replaced elements are those whose contents are not affected by the current document's styles, and essentially they behave the same as inline-block elements, even though browser defaults have them set to display: inline.
Thanks you very much