wow. you have no idea how helpful this was. You took me from wanting to drop out of college to being excited to do more css. You have no idea what you've done for me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
I've been looking for something like this for ages, thank you so much dude! This really helped me get a basic understanding of how to align text, change colour, and background colour, the different divisions. By the way to anyone else reading the comments, it is still relevant in 2020, dang, that's a whole decade after the vid was posted.
I've been following some udemy courses about web design and programming.... I have to say that all of those courses including my uni professors weren't as good teacher as you are! Such a great man. Wish you all the best.
Wish my IT teachers where that straightforward, to the point and clear from the start of my introduction to HTML & CSS. This would have saved me tons of time and frustration. Thanks for the tutorials; I kinda thought I’ve covered everthing I needed to know, but going back to basics was really worth the time, because they’ve haven’t told me anything about descendant selectors or how to style every other row in tables (from table tutorial you’ve uploaded). Now the main thing of the course was just to create a non-responsive website. I was disappointed about that, and have to learn that myself and also watched those tutorials and all was very clear. Doing the JavaScript and jQuery tutorials now and again I’ve started noticing parenting is again a very important subject that is covered very easy here from the start, so that was very useful information I have in the pocket now thanks to you. So many thanks for that! Wrestling now with C# at the university and well: I see now it’s not that easy at all and need to practise a lot. That’s why I have some questions: As a web developer, do you really want to design a website by yourself from scratch, instead avoiding the complex coding and save some time with Bootstrap, or just make a WordPress webpage? Does making use of Bootstrap or WordPress limit the way you can customize your webpage and what functionalities you can add, meaning designing a webpage from scratch is the better and more original way, but also the toughest way to do it! Meaning you’ll have to learn how to create a website all the way from the back-end to the front-end, which involves a lot of programming courses and years of studying and practise. And then you can still decide to save time and add some Bootstrap elements? I mean time is a critical factor for the overall cost of a website, and to create a whole ecommerce web shop from scratch is so much more expensive than just using WordPress. How does one find a balance between originality and cost? Sorry for all those questions, but since you are more experienced than me, I’d like to know your view about this?
Wow!!!!! An excellent tutorial!!!!!! You are an good instructor because you don't assume viewers know certain aspects about coding. You are detailed, which is vital. Because, again, many people don't know the inner-workings of HTML, JS, and CSS coding (or, how to put all three code parameters "together"). But, most importantly, you _take your time and explain what you are doing_ . I am working with Adobe Muse. Muse is used to create websites without code. But there are times when some code is necessary to obtain a certain visual effect (e.g., Pulsating Button, which Muse does not have. Not even in their Widgets collection). Thank you so much for this. You now have a subscriber.
I've learned to make very simple edits on already customized wordpress sites, but now I really want to learn to write my own stuff, from scratch. I'm SO glad I found this channel. I have a feeling I will be spending a lot of time here. :)
@aprilmcmillan I'm glad you found the channel! WordPress is a fantastic way to learn CSS / PHP via real world examples. I actually hope to put out a "Create your own WordPress theme from scratch" video series, when time permits.
Now I understand the difference between "." and "#" . Thanks! you are such an amazing tutor! very easy to understand and the voice is so clear..Keep up the good work!
Haha! Now the test for Dyslexic Folks (like me sometimes) who wake up some mornings with a blank state of mind! - Which one of the symbol selectors *iD* or *Class* can you use as much as you want in a styled document while the other...well not so much?
omg! You should have been my professor. Both my previous and current professors failed to show us how to do this! They just did it themselves on and was like "well, that's how you do it"....unbelievable! I thought I was just not smart for struggling with this! And this video just relieved months of frustrations I've been feeling! Thank you soooooo much!
Ahhh man, this is the best tutorial! I now can start on the more advanced coding. Your tutorial is clear and concise! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! :) You are just awesome!
You're really helpful. I love the speed and explanation of it all. Questions 1) in your code you closed with SPACE/> [omit the word space] Do you need to put that space is or is ...style.css"/> just as accepted? 1b) Is SPACE/> the CSS WAY to close a code command? 2) Do CLASSES have to be in paragraphs or can they stand alone in the middle of a document? As in: 2b) Do classes need a closing? or is it an "in-line' CSS code. It's a ONE SHOT deal? You used "first" and never seemed to close the code with SPACE/> of any sort.
Hi! If you got those specific questions answered by now, then I bet you've already moved on to Flexbox (which always reminds me of *Felix* *the* *Cat* ) and CSS Grid!
@plosie11 Thanks! That feature is known as a "tab trigger" or "snippet." Very useful :) Many different text-editors support it. If you're on a PC look into "E Text Editor" or "Sublime Text Editor." If you're on a Mac I recommend either TextMate or Coda.
Great videos! Being a newbie I really don't know where to start, and thought I would ask if you can create playlists that you think will be a good starting point for newbies like myself, intermediate, and advanced. It's kind of hard to filter through the video's without an understanding of what would/should come next in the learning process. I love what you've done here so far, keep up the great work!
@hruehl Haha, that's true I'm not on WinXP. I was using Vista in this video. The text editor I was using is called E Text Editor. It's great, very affordable- but it's not WYSIWYG. Sorry I can't really suggest any good videos for MS Web Elements, I'm not familiar with that piece of software. The great thing about CSS is that it's simple enough to not even need WYSIGWYG :)
Great video!! Very clear and to the point. I am so glad I found this channel. By they way, I am looking into being a web developer while working full time. Any suggestions?
im 14 and i sit here for hours learning java/html and programming is that normal for a 14 year old to do and dude nice lesson so much easier doing the deco on a separate page
Sorry I have question, I have to add a html link into existing pages like Amazon or Facebook its for vig link . It does not allow me, can you help me to understand what I must do, they only say to paste it before the body, sometimes I cant even find the< body> on a page.
please help me i am doing work on my website design and then will develop an HTML or CSS code. can you please suggest which editor should i use for both HTML or Css file and which would also support wordpress.
i've noticed something that some times the assigned numeric values are written as either the numeral like os "69" and at times they are written as "69px" numeric value along with pixels and that too for the same properties what is the logic behind this please help like padding:69px; padding:69;
wow. you have no idea how helpful this was. You took me from wanting to drop out of college to being excited to do more css. You have no idea what you've done for me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
I've been looking for something like this for ages, thank you so much dude! This really helped me get a basic understanding of how to align text, change colour, and background colour, the different divisions. By the way to anyone else reading the comments, it is still relevant in 2020,
dang, that's a whole decade after the vid was posted.
yes bro it's really relevant, he has included almost everything.
@@playpoint5792 no way, I forgot about this video, I know so much more now!! hahaha
@@seba3151Forget again?
I've been following some udemy courses about web design and programming.... I have to say that all of those courses including my uni professors weren't as good teacher as you are! Such a great man. Wish you all the best.
As a newcomer to CSS I've been struggling to get my head around this for a while. You finally made it all make sense.
Thanks a lot.
Wish my IT teachers where that straightforward, to the point and clear from the start of my introduction to HTML & CSS. This would have saved me tons of time and frustration. Thanks for the tutorials; I kinda thought I’ve covered everthing I needed to know, but going back to basics was really worth the time, because they’ve haven’t told me anything about descendant selectors or how to style every other row in tables (from table tutorial you’ve uploaded).
Now the main thing of the course was just to create a non-responsive website. I was disappointed about that, and have to learn that myself and also watched those tutorials and all was very clear.
Doing the JavaScript and jQuery tutorials now and again I’ve started noticing parenting is again a very important subject that is covered very easy here from the start, so that was very useful information I have in the pocket now thanks to you. So many thanks for that!
Wrestling now with C# at the university and well: I see now it’s not that easy at all and need to practise a lot. That’s why I have some questions:
As a web developer, do you really want to design a website by yourself from scratch, instead avoiding the complex coding and save some time with Bootstrap, or just make a WordPress webpage? Does making use of Bootstrap or WordPress limit the way you can customize your webpage and what functionalities you can add, meaning designing a webpage from scratch is the better and more original way, but also the toughest way to do it! Meaning you’ll have to learn how to create a website all the way from the back-end to the front-end, which involves a lot of programming courses and years of studying and practise. And then you can still decide to save time and add some Bootstrap elements? I mean time is a critical factor for the overall cost of a website, and to create a whole ecommerce web shop from scratch is so much more expensive than just using WordPress. How does one find a balance between originality and cost? Sorry for all those questions, but since you are more experienced than me, I’d like to know your view about this?
Wow!!!!! An excellent tutorial!!!!!! You are an good instructor because you don't assume viewers know certain aspects about coding. You are detailed, which is vital. Because, again, many people don't know the inner-workings of HTML, JS, and CSS coding (or, how to put all three code parameters "together"). But, most importantly, you _take your time and explain what you are doing_ . I am working with Adobe Muse. Muse is used to create websites without code. But there are times when some code is necessary to obtain a certain visual effect (e.g., Pulsating Button, which Muse does not have. Not even in their Widgets collection). Thank you so much for this. You now have a subscriber.
I've learned to make very simple edits on already customized wordpress sites, but now I really want to learn to write my own stuff, from scratch. I'm SO glad I found this channel. I have a feeling I will be spending a lot of time here. :)
i just want to say. You are a fantastic teacher. helped me out immensely.
I logged in just to fav this vid. Great explanation, better than most tutorials found on the net.
Most old videos explain CSS very well compared to the current ones
I've watched too many videos to count and this literally is the only one worth watching
@aprilmcmillan I'm glad you found the channel! WordPress is a fantastic way to learn CSS / PHP via real world examples. I actually hope to put out a "Create your own WordPress theme from scratch" video series, when time permits.
This is the best CSS beginner video on the entirety of the internet. Well done. This video makes a css file more readable to me now. Thanks!
Now I understand the difference between "." and "#" . Thanks! you are such an amazing tutor! very easy to understand and the voice is so clear..Keep up the good work!
Haha! Now the test for Dyslexic Folks (like me sometimes) who wake up some mornings with a blank state of mind! - Which one of the symbol selectors *iD* or *Class* can you use as much as you want in a styled document while the other...well not so much?
LearnWebCode is the best teacher period.
omg! You should have been my professor. Both my previous and current professors failed to show us how to do this! They just did it themselves on and was like "well, that's how you do it"....unbelievable! I thought I was just not smart for struggling with this! And this video just relieved months of frustrations I've been feeling! Thank you soooooo much!
I can't believe I'm not confused. Clear, concise, and to the point.
Ahhh man, this is the best tutorial! I now can start on the more advanced coding. Your tutorial is clear and concise! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! :) You are just awesome!
You're really helpful. I love the speed and explanation of it all.
Questions
1) in your code you closed with SPACE/> [omit the word space]
Do you need to put that space is or is ...style.css"/> just as accepted?
1b) Is SPACE/> the CSS WAY to close a code command?
2) Do CLASSES have to be in paragraphs or can they stand alone in the middle of a document? As in:
2b) Do classes need a closing? or is it an "in-line' CSS code. It's a ONE SHOT deal? You used "first" and never seemed to close the code with SPACE/> of any sort.
Hi! If you got those specific questions answered by now, then I bet you've already moved on to Flexbox (which always reminds me of *Felix* *the* *Cat* ) and CSS Grid!
Hats off to you, sir, for explaining CSS so well.
This guy knows how to teach properly your an awesome tutor thank you.
This is the best vid on html and css so far!
Thanks friend. I have watched a thousand css vids. The selectors concept is often understated.
You are awesome...best explanation of css selectors that i've seen!
Spent an age going in circles with codecademy - phew, you make it so much easier! A big thanks.
OMG! This seriously this cannot be that simple!? Excellent VID!
@plosie11 Thanks! That feature is known as a "tab trigger" or "snippet." Very useful :)
Many different text-editors support it. If you're on a PC look into "E Text Editor" or "Sublime Text Editor." If you're on a Mac I recommend either TextMate or Coda.
Hello
Sir
This was very useful for me as a total CSS beginner. Thanks buddy!
way better than a 2 hour lecture
So helpful! Very thorough detail-oriented instruction. Thx.
All thanks to you dude. I was able to understand everything clearly 🙂.
Thank you for your benevolence - very very clear, simple and easy to understand.
In learning you will teach
And in teaching you will learn
Like the way you explained it. Made it easy to follow.
I totally agree. He is a very good teacher.
Really good tutorial...you rescued me from the confusion of other tutorials so thanks!
Great videos! Being a newbie I really don't know where to start, and thought I would ask if you can create playlists that you think will be a good starting point for newbies like myself, intermediate, and advanced. It's kind of hard to filter through the video's without an understanding of what would/should come next in the learning process. I love what you've done here so far, keep up the great work!
@hruehl Haha, that's true I'm not on WinXP. I was using Vista in this video. The text editor I was using is called E Text Editor. It's great, very affordable- but it's not WYSIWYG. Sorry I can't really suggest any good videos for MS Web Elements, I'm not familiar with that piece of software. The great thing about CSS is that it's simple enough to not even need WYSIGWYG :)
Great video!! Very clear and to the point. I am so glad I found this channel. By they way, I am looking into being a web developer while working full time. Any suggestions?
You are a great teacher. Thank you. Very thrilling to learn t his and you were very easy to follow along with. Much appreciated.
Really fascinating was the sequence in which it was thought........
Great Video. I have learned alot of HTML but I didn't know about all the styling. Thanks :)
Great tutorial. As previously mentioned it is much easier to understand than any books. Many thanks
Great tutorial - really clear and well paced. Thanks
Im 12 i like coding, making sites and games!Love them tutorials!
im 10
@@asdkljahsdlkjahsdkjhs729 same
Same.
Dude this guy is 18 now 😱
Good job. Nice explanation. Very understandable and easy to learn
Excellent tutorial. Easy to understand.
Thank you! I didn't understand well what my teacher in computer just taught us. I also liked the way you type :)
Excellent tutorial, while HTML & CSS are scripting languages I've been well versed in for awhile now. I must comment that your explanation is perfect.
Awesome thanks alot man..being able to explain now thats hard to find in these youtube channels. You are awesome bud.
what do you think of this lesson for beginners? goo.gl/ZQAXXi
Thanks for the upload dude. That was a very good session. Now I knew a little bit of CSS.
Great video! You really put it all in perspective. Good teaching!
Thanks for the tutorial, very helpful. What screen recorder did you use to record this tutorial? It looks very smooth, thanks.
Thanks for a great tutorial. Great Stuff and ... u have made by life easier.
It was very good basic video for css tutorial , thanks for it!
This video is pretty awesome and so are you.
decently illustrated and very nice......
Thanks dude CSS is important for me
Impressive work. Comprehensive lesson.
May I know what video recorder is used pls?
Amazing job explaining!
So useful and straight forward
Thank you
im 14 and i sit here for hours learning java/html and programming is that normal for a 14 year old to do and dude nice lesson so much easier doing the deco on a separate page
Hey Kid! U working for *Elon* *Musk* or *Google* these Days?
Thanks for making these videos! It really helps me with my studies!! :)
It took me six months to get off my lazy bottom and start learning CSS. It was worth it.
This video doesn't make sense...
YOU KNOW NOTHING OF CSS.
No..He's using a different program that's why I dun understand
Oh.
Amura Hiboshi try using Sublime Text, or Notepad++
It's similar to him.
In my opinion, Sublime is easier :)
you are excellent teacher !
very good explanation , thanks
Thank you, very informative. What screen recording program did you use to record this?
@KendallKashief He is using a program called E Text Editor But for some reason I am only able to get the trial for the program!
Very well explained dude!
You saved my project 😭💖
Very good Video!!..thanks to take the time to explain CSS
great stuff man- easy to follow cheers
@jaimo98 if you let me know which parts you are the most confused about I can post a follow up video :)
Will you do a vid that just talks about selectors?
So was there a transition video from this one to the next in the playlist?
Nice introductory tips.
Great explanation 👍
Just what I needed, thanks
Can u believe , took me a week to find this simple but " explained" tutorial?
Really good explanation
@jakke483 yes you can use Notepad to write CSS tags if you are using Window 7 OS notepad.
nice tutorial, thanks
awesome video, well explained thank you so much
Great tutorial!!Thank you!!Keep up the good work!!
thanks for ur lesson im learning .....
This was really helpful.
What is the difference beetween adding a text color on html and css. Because in html you can add also a color
Sorry I have question, I have to add a html link into existing pages like Amazon or Facebook its for vig link . It does not allow me, can you help me to understand what I must do, they only say to paste it before the body, sometimes I cant even find the< body> on a page.
i want the webpage to be black with red text. how would i make the whole thing black?
good explication (y) thank you
please help me
i am doing work on my website design and then will develop an HTML or CSS code. can you please suggest which editor should i use for both HTML or Css file and which would also support wordpress.
at 0:36, how did you get the full h1 code by only typing h1?
nice vids btw!
i've noticed something that some times the assigned numeric values are written as either the numeral like os "69"
and at times they are written as "69px" numeric value along with pixels
and that too for the same properties
what is the logic behind this please help
like padding:69px;
padding:69;
Ur my TEACHER man!!!!!!!
how did u capture ur video?
which software did u use?
What program are you using to write in?
such a good tutorial!!! thanks
Very very helpful. Thanks,
What program are you using to type in?
Thank you so much for this!!
Im in a basic webscript class, how would you create a span?---Jason
Which compiler do you use pls tell