Isn’t this same as using :root{} and then using variables to store hex colours, hsl or rgb(a) and then using those variables within your css selectors instead of going back and forth html and css?
Great stuff, I like that way you explain in your videos. By the way, I think you can omit calc in min or max functions, it should evaluate expression inside it.
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It depends on what you want to become: software engineer, game developer, mobile app developer. Look on UA-cam for road map videos and then follow them. Good luck!
Id learn computer/programming concepts first and would recommend go for server. It’s easy to pick up and gives you a language where that knowledge can be applied (vs JavaScript) which you’ll need to learn eventually After a while c or rust will be accessible. That’s my two cents.
I planned on doing something like this for my universities Cybersecurity page to make my own version of it. Inspection is such a good friend 😅, thank you for such a great video!
You can use both, but custom properties is the official term. From MDN: "Custom properties (sometimes referred to as CSS variables or cascading variables) are entities defined by CSS authors that contain specific values to be reused throughout a document."
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Isn’t this same as using :root{} and then using variables to store hex colours, hsl or rgb(a) and then using those variables within your css selectors instead of going back and forth html and css?
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transition-property:
transition-duration:
transition-timing-function:
Or you could use one css line
transition: .3s ease-in-out;
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is there a github repository for this?
thank you so much Jessica :-) I am diving into the Abyss of CSS tethered by your YT and courses.
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Ah yay! You are making vids again. Your tutorials have helped me a great deal.
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Great stuff, I like that way you explain in your videos. By the way, I think you can omit calc in min or max functions, it should evaluate expression inside it.
oh, thank you! I forgot about that 😅
this tutorial is great, thanks a milion for that.
You are cool and I like your videos
hey i'm a newbie in this computer science , what language should i learn first ? cause there are many tutorials on the internet and they're not efficient for me . And where can i learn the basics , i want to learn all the basics i need to know and then i'll move directly into a project ( make a game , make a website .... ) . I want to learn through real coding not just by tutorials through youtube videos and many advanced things that i barely to understand . As a genius like coder , i hope you will help me . Thanks , have a nice day ❤❤
I have the same quetion ??
It depends on what you want to become: software engineer, game developer, mobile app developer. Look on UA-cam for road map videos and then follow them. Good luck!
Id learn computer/programming concepts first and would recommend go for server. It’s easy to pick up and gives you a language where that knowledge can be applied (vs JavaScript) which you’ll need to learn eventually
After a while c or rust will be accessible. That’s my two cents.
I love your videos.
I planned on doing something like this for my universities Cybersecurity page to make my own version of it.
Inspection is such a good friend 😅, thank you for such a great video!
Glad you found it helpful!
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They called CSS variables not properties.
You can use both, but custom properties is the official term. From MDN: "Custom properties (sometimes referred to as CSS variables or cascading variables) are entities defined by CSS authors that contain specific values to be reused throughout a document."