Hey, your videos are just awesome! I´m so mad that I didn´t find it earlier because I spent a lot of time visiting HTML, CSS courses which was wasting of my time in comparison with your videos and especially interpretation and content of the material. Thank you so much for that.
Hello sir, does it mean if we want to manipulate the tag we have to call it by its own name unlike the other tags we manipulate them by their parents ?
Hey! I love your videos! Could you explain to me why, even though you are specifying in the .css file that everything within the body tag is red, the link is still using the standard styling rules from the browser? Maybe it is obvious but I didn't get it.Thanks :)
Hey, thanks :). They are using the browser styles (colouring the links blue) because the browser default tyle is more specific. By that, I mean that the browser default style will look like this: a{ color: blue; } This is more specific than body{ color: blue; } because it's targeting the element directly. Much like when we targeted the tags with p{ color: green; }, it was more specific than the body selector because it targeted the element directly. Hope this helps :).
i have a problem. Have two in the body. I try to change the color one of them, then i give for it a class like these and nothing happened. After i put that in a , and nothing. How can i manage it?
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Love that the videos are all bite sized. You give good examples without bombarding me with info.
i like the "what the heck is going" . makes me feel connected. LOL
What an amazing explanation! You are the best tutor. Thank you
Thanks so much Sam! :)
Hey, your videos are just awesome! I´m so mad that I didn´t find it earlier because I spent a lot of time visiting HTML, CSS courses which was wasting of my time in comparison with your videos and especially interpretation and content of the material. Thank you so much for that.
Your Tutorial is great, thanks buddy
no no no no, i want to be green. lmao :D
Good job net ninja, what a nice tutorial on css inheritance.
Awesome tutorials. Can you please tell which font did you use in your slides 0:20?
Transition sound is giving me heart attack :P
Hence the name Cascading (!!) StyleSheets.
no no no so funny! like your video making style. Thanks for share sir!
What if the body tag was put last instead of first in the css file? Would everything in the body then be red because of the cascade?
I do like your videos :) Thank you for all your efforts here!
Hello sir, does it mean if we want to manipulate the tag we have to call it by its own name unlike the other tags we manipulate them by their parents ?
I think so - we should target the element and grab it by some style ;)
very good video man thanks a lot
Very helpful, thank you
Hey! I love your videos! Could you explain to me why, even though you are specifying in the .css file that everything within the body tag is red, the link is still using the standard styling rules from the browser? Maybe it is obvious but I didn't get it.Thanks :)
Hey, thanks :). They are using the browser styles (colouring the links blue) because the browser default tyle is more specific. By that, I mean that the browser default style will look like this:
a{
color: blue;
}
This is more specific than body{ color: blue; } because it's targeting the element directly. Much like when we targeted the tags with p{ color: green; }, it was more specific than the body selector because it targeted the element directly. Hope this helps :).
@@NetNinja Could you please give us the preference order of different selectors in order to avoid confusion if possible.Thanks for the video
ccould you gemme the name of the font that you used in this video plz ?
i have a problem. Have two in the body. I try to change the color one of them, then i give for it a class like these
and nothing happened. After i put that in a , and nothing. How can i manage it?
Okay i figured it out
You are funny hahaha... good way to teach sir... keep going...
Do you live next to a school? I'm sure I can hear playground noises in the background :)
Ha, I did at the time of recording this course - not anymore though.
why don't you use live server of brackets instead of opening browser all the time????
he can refresh the page too, ?? why opening again and again
@@karthickramanathan5491 hahahaha right 😂😂
I mean, why not?
What if i don't want that yellow underlined?
will it work just by removing text-decoration?
yeah you remove the declaration in which you initialised the modification
@@jpegmafia8220 text-decoration:none;
@@sourabhprabhu6102 text decoration none
Very strange to watch these videos work for me even in 2022
You never used the inheritance CSS code.
Dear teacher, i hardly understand because you speak faster.
Can always change the playback speed! Handy tool to remember
bodeh
alt+tab for christ sake !!
fuck off
alt+f4 for you sir :)