Woah, that was overwhelming! I am a beginner, trying to make my own similar project but I see that after 3 weeks of learning, I only got like 50 to 60 percent of what you did. I think that I should give this tutorial a break.
@@DevDrawer I was trying to make a dashboard website, as a practice for drawer sidebar. But seems like I need to learn alot more things about html and css rn so I will book mark this one for later. Thank you though.
Thanks. But I made sidebar which is expandable by hover-trigger without js. In css basic state of sidebar has limited max-width and width. In hover state max-width and width more than in basic state. And I make smooth change by transition: max-width 0.2s ease-in;
Yes you can do this type of thing using CSS only. I like the JS approach because you can save the state in browser if needed or you can interact with a DB if needed instead of just having it have the look. Either way is cool though.
Woah, that was overwhelming! I am a beginner, trying to make my own similar project but I see that after 3 weeks of learning, I only got like 50 to 60 percent of what you did. I think that I should give this tutorial a break.
What do you need help with specifically? Maybe I can point you in the right direction.
@@DevDrawer I was trying to make a dashboard website, as a practice for drawer sidebar. But seems like I need to learn alot more things about html and css rn so I will book mark this one for later. Thank you though.
Thanks for the awesome tutorial. Can you please show us how to make secondary-menu level show on hover, please.
Nice work man, so keep going, i really like your didactic!
Thanks. I like teaching so I am glad you enjoy it.
Thank you very much man, very clear and to the point
Thanks. Glad you liked the video.
Very well explained.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
Thanks. But I made sidebar which is expandable by hover-trigger without js. In css basic state of sidebar has limited max-width and width. In hover state max-width and width more than in basic state. And I make smooth change by transition: max-width 0.2s ease-in;
Yes you can do this type of thing using CSS only. I like the JS approach because you can save the state in browser if needed or you can interact with a DB if needed instead of just having it have the look. Either way is cool though.
Thanks