in visual studio code, you don't have to select a line to copy it, just place your cursor at the end of the line without selecting the content there, and hit CTRL C (or x for cut) and it'll be copied. Or, in your case whatever the key is on mac.
Thank you for the tutorial man before waching this i was not knowing what does 1 inline-block 2 display: flex 3 justify-content etc...... i was really searching this type of content thank you so much
bro Your helping millions of people around the globe i really appreciate it and i'm actually Learning From your Videos Your have Earned a loyal Subscriber
Great tutorial! Funnily enough, I use Montserrat too and have used it in past projects, I was just searching around for some good navbar tutorials. Keep up the good work!
@@Skillthrive If i may, can I have one question? How to make fixed navbar while scroling? i used position: fixed, and then all 3 sections came together. Somehow it overwrites justify-content Thanks for help :))
@@vencalysek7847 It's actually pretty easy using position: sticky. Checkout this link with the code: codesandbox.io/embed/static-72sod I added comments in the css of what I changed.
Great tutorial! so glad I run into this video first cause a practical exam is coming up tomorrow, the codes r very clear and I finally know why my navigations aren't in the right place. Thank you!
Short, Crisp and to the point. Thanks for this video. Keep it up :) It also reminds me why we usually tends to use different CSS framework/s just to avoid writing so many lines of code just for a simple nav bar design.
@@contraspower6302 because we want the header to be divided into 3 parts, basically (logo, links and button). So if u include the img under nav, you can't have the logo set anywhere far from the nav elements.
Does everyone knows why can't I set the logo to the right side? with margin-right:auto; I don't understand EDIT: If this happened to you, in my case, I've put the logo into a tag, you have to put the margin-rigtht to that class and not for the logo.
Thanks bro, i know it seems simple, and I'm pretty proficient with all else html and css, but navbars have just given me hell for some reason. Thanks, you've cleared it up for me.
Great content. I was able to follow along and even correct my mistakes when it didn't turn out like yours. I'm a complete beginner so I can't say it is beginner friendly (for my level at least) since I was just following along and didn't understand what I was putting in. But that's because I'm a level 1 out of 3 beginner. If you're in the mid-range beginner (if that makes sense) I think you'll be able to pick up on this really well since I did with my complete lack of knowledge. But this was great to learn. Once I get the hand of the basics, I think I'll be able to follow along and understand more completely. Thank you for this content.
Thank you for this tutorial! I made all three and changed the CSS to have variables at the top to make it more customizable and put the navbar into a div element. I also make the image a link! So if I ever need this for a project I can just insert the code to my page.
It's so simple stylings and HTML formatting for header class building.. thank u so much the maker! Really helped. And video ending Subscribe button neon effect u make so cool✔️✨
I kind of wish we got to see more of how this looks on multiple browsers. Such as mobile, tablet, etc. I can make great NAV bars, but designing something that works on other things is hard to do for me.
use media queries (@media) set max-width: (however many pixels); for optimizing for desktop sizes. if you're optimizing it for mobile use min-height. @mustangbs9897
Hey man , great tutorial . Just wondering do you know that the option HTML : 5 under the boilerplate one that you added with the extension in VSC achieves the same result as what you get at 2:14 and you don't have to delete the comments . A quick shortcut with emmet to activate this is - just type ! and press tab at the start of the html page and you get exactly what you need . Just letting you know . Great tutorial though , helped me a load , thanks . Keep it going 👍
Emmet is an unreal shortcut that comes pre-installed with VSC , you can also make an ordered list with three li a tags very quickly by typing ul>li*3>a and pressing tab and there you go ! :)
Hey, Adam. Thanks for the kind words. I actually found out Emmet come pre-installed after posting this video, but I honestly don't use it much. I need to practice using it more, though.
So your folders will automatically be alphabetized, but if you put a _ in front of the word it will alphabetize those first. So I like to put my main folders with a _ and less important ones without. You can even add another _ to the existing one and it will start over with those alphabetized first. Kinda like this: __a __b __c _a _b _c a b c
⚠️ October Updates (Code reflected in course files) • Mobile navigation added to all examples (in-depth example here: ruclips.net/video/WxQZsN6LICM/видео.html • Imported the Google Fonts in the head section of the index.html file instead of the CSS file • Removed the button that was being wrapped by the a tag and moved the button styles into .cta class styles • Removed the global background color (sorry for the confusion, this was a bad idea in hindsight) and moved it into the header styles
Tutorial on how to make this navbar mobile friendly: ruclips.net/video/WxQZsN6LICM/видео.html Updates [ Aug 2019 ] It's not best practice to wrap a button with an a tag. Instead, just give the a tag a class and style the link to look like the button. Also not a good idea to set background color on all elements like I did because you'd more than likely run into some unexpected styling if you were using this for your website.
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15 min video and I stayed all day long doing this. Thank you! For sure helped a lot.
Glad it helped!
Great tutorial. Loved the pacing. Perfect I think for someone that already understands a bit about CSS and HTML, no BS, just content, looks great too.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Bro...u could have just used Emmet abbreviation ! for boilerplate
Yup! Pace is perfect! End result is amazing. And I love that he explains what the code is doing.
in visual studio code, you don't have to select a line to copy it, just place your cursor at the end of the line without selecting the content there, and hit CTRL C (or x for cut) and it'll be copied. Or, in your case whatever the key is on mac.
wow just figured that, thank you
ty
Wooow thank you I will try it out
Or shift+alt+down/up arrow to copy from above or below
YOU JUST SAVED A LIFE MAN !!!!!!!!!!
This channel should be rearward!
They post tutorial videos for free and without any advertisements! 😍😍😍😍
Rewarded*
That order property is a godsent! I was banging my head for days trying to create a centre logo navbar
It really is. It's almost a magical CSS property.
Thank you for the tutorial man before waching this i was not knowing what does
1 inline-block
2 display: flex
3 justify-content
etc......
i was really searching this type of content
thank you so much
Inlineblock means left and right both side we can handle in margin padding etc
Scrolling down my feed and found this video today. One of the videos that helped me back then when I was a beginner. Thank you.
Thanks very much mate, this is exactly what I was looking for !!!
this is weird basic stuff that I never knew could be implemented like this, nice.
Very nice mic quality and clear explanation of what did you do in this tut. Looking forward for more!
Thank you!
@@Skillthrivethey're being sarcastic
bro Your helping millions of people around the globe i really appreciate it and i'm actually Learning From your Videos Your have Earned a loyal Subscriber
The moviment of the cursor with that blur is amaizing!
It's because he's using a high refresh-rate monitor
Thanks for this! Seems so complicated at first but after a few replays I got the gist of the design and now kinda know it myself!
Glad you got the hang of it!
does he actually memorize all those hexa.. color codes
With time you learn
He may use those colors frequently so he memorized it already. There's a million of hex codes and no one in the world has memorized them.
Nah pretty sure you can hear his voice shif to a reading tone rather than recalling naturally from memory!
Nope
You surely remember you favorite colors
Thank you sir ❤
I am from India 🇮🇳
amazing design and explanation
Thank you!
Great tutorial! Funnily enough, I use Montserrat too and have used it in past projects, I was just searching around for some good navbar tutorials. Keep up the good work!
Same man, Montserrat just genuinely looks good especially with websites!
Thank you so much I appreciate it when people actually explain what they are doing in css!
Happy to help!
Finally a header without 20 div tags!
Thanks dude, I was looking for this kind of structure!
Amazing video, in 15 minutes taught me more than cod*cad*my css course!
THANK YOU so much!
That’s awesome to hear, Venca!
@@Skillthrive If i may, can I have one question?
How to make fixed navbar while scroling? i used position: fixed, and then all 3 sections came together. Somehow it overwrites justify-content
Thanks for help :))
@@vencalysek7847 It's actually pretty easy using position: sticky. Checkout this link with the code: codesandbox.io/embed/static-72sod
I added comments in the css of what I changed.
@@Skillthrive Thank you very much! :)
Keeping things nice without any bootstrap related stuff! Noce tutorial mate
Glad you liked it!
Great tutorial! so glad I run into this video first cause a practical exam is coming up tomorrow, the codes r very clear and I finally know why my navigations aren't in the right place. Thank you!
Just what I needed, keep em coming!
Will do 👌
Just finished with the tutorial. Simple yet effective. Thank you sir!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow your videos are so good definitely better that those with music, love your content keep it up👍♥️
Thanks, Amir!
i've searched for 2 weeks! Thanks man.
Just found this tutorial. Thank you. I love the modern look, and this helped me solidify my knowledge in creating navbars.
You're very welcome!
truly clear explanation and straight to the point. Looking forward getting this good at coding.
Short, Crisp and to the point. Thanks for this video. Keep it up :)
It also reminds me why we usually tends to use different CSS framework/s just to avoid writing so many lines of code just for a simple nav bar design.
In the html why did he put the img inside the header? Why can't we put img under nav.
@@contraspower6302 because we want the header to be divided into 3 parts, basically (logo, links and button). So if u include the img under nav, you can't have the logo set anywhere far from the nav elements.
@@sidrashawaj Thanku brother 🙏
You have an extremely effective way of explaining stuff. You got a new sub! :)
Does everyone knows why can't I set the logo to the right side? with margin-right:auto; I don't understand
EDIT: If this happened to you, in my case, I've put the logo into a tag, you have to put the margin-rigtht to that class and not for the logo.
i learnt more from this then i did from an hour long tutorial on css thanks
Im making a portfolio and i was having trouble in the navigation bar
this tutorial is exactly what i needed.
I'm glad I'm not the only one.
YOO thanks alot !!!! so many videos were doing it really weird and this one was the most understandable !
On point! just what I needed, keep it up 🤘🏼
Thanks bro, i know it seems simple, and I'm pretty proficient with all else html and css, but navbars have just given me hell for some reason. Thanks, you've cleared it up for me.
I feel like joe rogan is teaching me flexbox
I am Joe Rogan.
Great tutorial, now I am starting to understand Flexbox.
Exactly what I needed 😃
Wonderful. I learnt new ways of doing the Nav bar.
Great content. I was able to follow along and even correct my mistakes when it didn't turn out like yours. I'm a complete beginner so I can't say it is beginner friendly (for my level at least) since I was just following along and didn't understand what I was putting in. But that's because I'm a level 1 out of 3 beginner. If you're in the mid-range beginner (if that makes sense) I think you'll be able to pick up on this really well since I did with my complete lack of knowledge. But this was great to learn. Once I get the hand of the basics, I think I'll be able to follow along and understand more completely. Thank you for this content.
How's it going for you? :D
if@@sugoish9461if u want i can help u both with code
Very nice video man, thanks. It was so simple mannn!
Great tutorial! Simple to follow and to the point. Very helpful.
Glad you found it helpful! Be sure to check out my new stuff, too. 😊
Amazing video. I was frustrated so much but this video helped me
Great professional tutorial. Thank you!
You’re welcome Eugene! Be sure to check out the new one I posted today about how to make the navbar mobile friendly.
Skillthrive trying to find this video.
Very Helpful demo, bro. Thanks a lot!
bro you actually saved my ass
THANK YOU IVE BEEN LOOKING SOOO MUCH ON HOW TO DO THISSS
Thank you for this tutorial! I made all three and changed the CSS to have variables at the top to make it more customizable and put the navbar into a div element. I also make the image a link! So if I ever need this for a project I can just insert the code to my page.
These navbars look awesome...sephora uses such
great job mate :)...i know all that stuff but i forget detail :) nice to fresh memories...
Thanks! It’s crazy how fast we can forget things. 😅 Refreshers are always nice.
This is excellent. Clear and concise
It's so simple stylings and HTML formatting for header class building.. thank u so much the maker! Really helped. And video ending Subscribe button neon effect u make so cool✔️✨
you're so good you make it look so easy
Thanks, I try! 😆
Wow this was presented very clear and concise - wonderful video - I learned a lot, thank you :D
Glad you enjoyed it! ☺️
Thank you, you did not miss anything and took into account.
Thanks for making this tutorial 🙂
You're welcome! LMK if you have any questions. 😁
@@Skillthrive can u make this responsive?
It’s possible, I just didn’t do it in this course bc I thought it would make the video too long.
Keep an eye out for a video on how to create a responsive menu though. I might do it this week.
Hey, I just published a video on how to make this design mobile friendly: ruclips.net/video/WxQZsN6LICM/видео.html
Ahhhhhhh the last example was so helpful!!!! Thank you
Damn awesome. To the point, clear and explained what you are doing. Thank you so much!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks really helpful I understood all the code and now I know how to create menus and buttons
I kind of wish we got to see more of how this looks on multiple browsers. Such as mobile, tablet, etc. I can make great NAV bars, but designing something that works on other things is hard to do for me.
why not check in inspect
use media queries (@media) set max-width: (however many pixels); for optimizing for desktop sizes. if you're optimizing it for mobile use min-height. @mustangbs9897
You can also adjust paddings, margins, positions, etc...based proportionally instead of by pixel as well
who cares about those platforms?
@@atlantic_love some do.
This is golden content.
my logo kind of appears ontop of the navbar? how do I make it be next to it?
edit:
my logo img was inside . it was fixed when I placed it before
great
U mak learning very easy for some of us...
So the "li:nth-child(1)" value it's used to give a style only to the first , right?
Yep! 🙂
You could also use "first-child". I forget the specific syntax. I think it's first-child, but you'll want to verify that.
Thank you so much! This really helped me for my major project
Glad I could help!
Wow! Such an awesome nav with such simple code.. Why I don't think that way -_-
Expert skill, straight to the point. Subscribed! Will be supporting soon
Thank you! Glad to have you!
Hey man , great tutorial . Just wondering do you know that the option HTML : 5 under the boilerplate one that you added with the extension in VSC achieves the same result as what you get at 2:14 and you don't have to delete the comments . A quick shortcut with emmet to activate this is - just type ! and press tab at the start of the html page and you get exactly what you need . Just letting you know . Great tutorial though , helped me a load , thanks . Keep it going 👍
Emmet is an unreal shortcut that comes pre-installed with VSC , you can also make an ordered list with three li a tags very quickly by typing ul>li*3>a and pressing tab and there you go ! :)
Hey, Adam. Thanks for the kind words. I actually found out Emmet come pre-installed after posting this video, but I honestly don't use it much. I need to practice using it more, though.
@@Skillthrive good thought
Beautifully designed and edited video, thanks for the tutorial.
Thank you very much!
it's really nice, thank you
You’re welcome 🤗
Holy, man. Thanks, i've just learned that i can order elements in a flex container. Awesome, ty again man.
Thank you so much!!!
Thanks man, very clean and simple!
You bet!
Great video, thanks. Newbie question - Right at the beginning, why did you name your folders with an underscore.
So your folders will automatically be alphabetized, but if you put a _ in front of the word it will alphabetize those first. So I like to put my main folders with a _ and less important ones without. You can even add another _ to the existing one and it will start over with those alphabetized first. Kinda like this:
__a
__b
__c
_a
_b
_c
a
b
c
cheers been using this as a reference for a much more complicated header and its dumb helpful
How to make responsive bro please tell me
Bruh did you even watch the video
@@Klrfl101 lmao
I love this tutorial, it was exactly what I was looking for.
Glad it was helpful!
⚠️ October Updates (Code reflected in course files)
• Mobile navigation added to all examples (in-depth example here: ruclips.net/video/WxQZsN6LICM/видео.html
• Imported the Google Fonts in the head section of the index.html file instead of the CSS file
• Removed the button that was being wrapped by the a tag and moved the button styles into .cta class styles
• Removed the global background color (sorry for the confusion, this was a bad idea in hindsight) and moved it into the header styles
@Woohui Kim Just updated. Thanks for letting me know.
I love this tutorial. I think the Joe Rogan voice definitely helped
Lol these Joe Rogan comments get me 😂
Tutorial on how to make this navbar mobile friendly: ruclips.net/video/WxQZsN6LICM/видео.html
Updates [ Aug 2019 ]
It's not best practice to wrap a button with an a tag. Instead, just give the a tag a class and style the link to look like the button.
Also not a good idea to set background color on all elements like I did because you'd more than likely run into some unexpected styling if you were using this for your website.
instead of setting margin to auto , cant we also set justify-item to flex-start ?? for the logo i meant, soo it goes to left all the way
@@sougataghar1179 but you will have that use the property flex-direction: row-reverse and back to same
What color theme is installed in your VS code?
finally a worthy video. thank you so much for making it!
note to self: use this
😄
nice tutorial bro
ive been struggling for a while trying to learn css flexbox
Good tutorial, thanks! But there is a slight correction. Button and link are different entities, it makes no sense to place a button inside a link.
very smooth and smart way of coding . i like it too much and very helpful for me .
I love this tutorial, wonderful lesson❤
I learned many new things in this video, especially, order...
you really a great teacher!Thank you!
Glad you think so!
thanks for boosting my confidence
Thank you so much for this, just started learning and I was so stuck trying to make a navbar.
You Are A Treasure We Should Save You
This sounds like something Nicolas Cage would say in National Treasure, but thanks!
@@Skillthrive oh you remeber
New to creating websites ... Really helpful
I’m glad to hear it! 🙂
Thank you so much! I’ve been trying to figure this out for awhile. No one else made it click for me.
Nice video bro,
greetings from Argentina 💙🤍💙
Hello 👋
This is great navbar. Thank you!
Very very helpful man.........
Thanks for sharing this content.
Did not know about the order property, thanks