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ACSS Live (Jan 2024): Automatic.css Q&A, Live Tutorials, Sneak Peeks, & More
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- Опубликовано: 17 янв 2024
- ACSS LIVE is an open Q&A and demo that empowers users to quickly advance into the higher levels of scalable, maintainable, consistent web design using ACSS and Frames. And it's 100% free.
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I feel like I've just finished a high-intensity yoga class...phew! But this is a good learning experience. Thank you!
1:44:33 (I was busy, missed the first part of the stream) Although, I caught the replay and noticed
All my spacing questions were answered at: 15:31
I like this format where you answer all my questions at the start of the stream, even before I ask. This does give me time to get important things done before showing up. lol
The live started exactly during EU +1 "rush hour" (end of the day, cooking, tired kids) but I hope to be able to join the next Q&A. Very helpfull!
I ALWAYS learn new things in your livestreams and videos.
Nice episode, thank you Kevin 🙂 Good news for Surecart 👍
Love the Insights!!
Again blown my mind! So helpfull 🎉
About the speed.
I think when you use acss bricks setting import, it disable google fonts,emoji and jquery.
So it might be what make the site a little faster compare to normal brick setup.
I think card-gap deserve its own variable .
Because we probably need it for every build and we would use it often as well.
To use content-gap and calculate we still need to remember the number to divide.
And each site might have different scale as well so the number can be vary.
I hope card-gap can have some light.
Yeah we are considering it
the highlight class issue: Bricks doesn't use classes they not used in any template. In your case the custom Css Code on the H2 will work with %root% > span { color: var(--action) }
Yup. Bricks only adds the class and styling to the page if the class has been added to the element via the bricks ui. Therefore the highlight class and styling needs to be added to something like wpcodebox so it is always there to be used.
22:02 Smart Spacing
Starting to learn Bricks/Frames/ACSS from scratch. What video series would I start with? I am a new member of Inner Circle, so is this question better asked there?
Page building 101
Perfect. Thanks, brother.
4:33 Multicolum List
What’s the new practice for when to use space vs. padding vs. content gap classes?
There aren’t any space classes, just space variables
I never use container-gap. I think this is a wrong and wrong option in ACSS. The only function of a container is to limit the width of the site's content. There is no logical explanation for using multiple containers in a section. Conceptually correct - one section - one container. It doesn't make any sense to have multiple containers in one section. But now the reality is that ACSS imposes a not entirely logical concept - if you want to get a balanced vertical rhythm, use several containers. Yes, I may not enable this option, I may not use container-gap, but I think this is a bad option in ACSS. I do not know English. I hope that Google Translate will translate my thoughts correctly.
Well, you’re wrong. 🤷♂️
@@AutomaticCSS Maybe I'm wrong. But what is my mistake? To use container-gap correctly, there must be several containers in a section. I just don't see the point in this. It is enough to limit the width within the section once. Why do this several times? Is it ONLY to use container-gap the way gap is applied to a section? I understand that there is nothing restricting me from using the variable in other places. For example, to the container itself, in which the content is enclosed in blocks and this is more logical. But constantly limiting the width, creating many containers in a section, only to use container-gap - there is no logic in this.
Why using several containers in a section is bad? Why would you not use several divs inside a section to separate elements? A container is a div, and elements need to be wrapped with divs to control vertical spacing. I don't get why container-gap is a wrong solution!
@@isaurasotoca It's bad because it doesn't make any sense. We limit the width by the container. One container is enough, the rest of the elements will be inside this container. Now they tell us - look, we made automatic indents between containers, so you must create containers to use them. This is devoid of any logic, why create a limiting element several more times if one is enough. Do you know why? To use automatic indentation. I don't mind automatic indentation and I use a variable inside the container for blocks.
@@SuperTRISTAN888 It doesn't mind if you call it container or block. The HTML is what it is, a and a bunch of (call them blocks, call them containers) to group content. You can add the "automatic indentation" to the section. You can have your own variable, or "container-gap". It is the same approach!