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Great Approach, Thankyou !!!

Happy Birthday Kevin, your content means the world to me, Ferdi

It's all great until you wish to add another element to the card.

Fantastic video 🙌👏

I tried using a mixin for changing link colors but it seems @include link(primary) isn't recognized, is it ?

awesome!!! Just one question: the recipes do not work on my end. Do I have to activate it somewhere?

Where can I find the syntax reference for the @ipsum shortcut (or is @ipsum-short the only option)?

You explained BEM and I now understand the power of Automatic.css! Your videos are extremely valuable. Every one I watch helps me another step closer to being able to create any layout required efficiently and beautifully. Thank you!

Great video for easily explaining why class-first design is best.

Thanks

Another great episode with powerful features, well done Kevin !

man, this was always a big issue on my websites ... you are really making the life of web designers much easier. I just bought the LTD :) This is this is Bricks on steroids :D 🔥🔥🔥

I really like that you do not only create an awesome product, but also teach how to use it!

awesome!!!!

The best solution would be the possibility to import the utility class into the Custom classes, in the BEM approach. What do you think?

Great video, does the next video 'Color Scheme & Dark Mode' not make contextual/auto color relationships redundant if using light/dark color schemes?

Which is the right way to customize the background of the hover for each button? Right now is black and I can't find in the ACSS where to put. Should I change in Bricks in the .btn-primary ecc?

kevin is obviously having fun in this vid :)

Love how much effort you put into these videos. I just bought the full package and frames, and sadly had a sarcastic rude interaction with your support though, as frames would not activate under current instructions, I managed in the end to activate it, but not from how it is shown in the instructions, support just kept pointing me to instructions with an exclamation mark at the end of every sentence or silly face emojis making out I'm stupid. When I picked him up on it he just came back with another rude message. Don't let this guy ruin the excellent work you are doing.

Excellent video as always Kevin 👍🏻 Anyone who’s hand-coded HTML & CSS websites should understand the power and benefit of a class-based workflow. Also, how important solid class naming conventions like BEM are, in boosting future maintenance and scalability of a website. At least I’m not the only old-school web developer who cringes when a page builder focuses on styling completely at the ID level 😞 To anyone newer to building websites, take Kevin’s advice here, because you’ll be glad you did later on 😉

Thanks Kevin, I had to watch it twice, think it thru, and now trying it

Thank you for being a great contributor to the landscape of web :)

Great video. I learned the BEM approach when starting with ACSS 2.x and through your prior videos. I'm loving BEM now and wouldn't shy away from using it.

another fundamental and essential video! Thank you, Kevin.

Thanks

The button system is much more powerful in v3 than I expected. Great job to the team once again!

Thank you for making this video! I was getting too granular with naming based on section then block and element so if I wanted to use the block in another section the class name no longer made sense because the section wasn't aligned.

Another excellent video. I also think you should make a video on BEM. It took me a while to grasp and I'm still learning. ACSS is "magic"! Thanks Kevin for all your videos, each one a gem!

How did you get the bricks elements to show as a list😲

Thank you Kevin!

Hi Kevin, can I create the narrow class and decrease the content-width value as a percentage so that if I change the content-width the narrow class adapts automatically?

Bookmarked! I'll return here after work. Because when Kevin is in a video, it must be watched.

Preach brother!!!

seems a dumb question but why not use buttons on the header instead of doing a nth-last-child

Kevin, you're the man. 🥴

Another great ACSS 101 tutorial! Quick question re the link rules, can you add a class to exclude the link styles or only ID’s like in the video?

From teaching the difference between the intents of a link and a button to the flexibility and power of the framework, this is just another example of Kevin's willingness to educate and the power of ACSS. Thank you!

Such a powerful feature, thank you Kevin 😃

Thanks Kevin, such a helpful video. I followed along but my accent--after pseudo element creates a horizontal scroll bar as it goes outside the width of the site. Would really appreciate it if you could describe how to fix this? Thanks

Brutally insane! 😍🤯

Focus style utlity classes are amazing, I didn't know we had that in ACSS

I didn't expect much from this video about buttons to be honest as it seemes pretty straightforward to me, but there's a lot to see ! @26:03 : that's where the magic happens

Pretty cool to learn that fun fact about buttons and links. Thought you might want to know Im building a totally automated and custom WP website for a business idea I have and seriously no joke I didn’t even know what Wordpress was or the difference to a WIX site 6 months ago, n and between PB 101, ACSS 101, WDD Live, and The Inner Circle I have literally learned enough to build my site. SERIOUSLY CAN’T THANK YOU ENOUGH!!!

Short, sweet, and to the point!

Love it! Absorbing each of these vids as I build my first ACSS site.

Is there a calc formula for a responsive maximum width of text? For example, I typically use 65ch on paragraphs that have a font size of 16px. That won’t work on bigger font sizes such as headings. It's tricky because the units are different - ch versus px (characters versus pixels). Would you please formulate one, Kevin? 😊🙏🏻 You’re great at this stuff.

Red and white?? 😬My eyes!! Lol

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A no frills tutorial

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