They're so many dev channels on RUclips. Your own is unique because it's straightforward, detailed, broken down, etc. I don't know how you do it but your explanation is clearer than the rest
I love how your videos feel like reading a book on the topic, or an article, but while also being able to see a live demonstration, without all the fluff other videos tend to have. It really helps me streamline the information. I cannot wait for your next video.
Your channel is a godsend. I had been reading articles and all but never truly understood where exactly to use the units. Your examples were eye opening. Thank you!
This is such a massive help! I like that you show real use cases where you would use which unit and the reason for it. I’ll definitely remember the 45ch-75ch rule of thumb. Keep these coming. Your production is top tier!
I have started my course on html and css. This is by far the best channel I have seen. The details you explain is helping make my base strong. Thank you.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO, I never quite understood these types of units and stuck to the PX even though the people around me were using REM and EM.
Dude, as someone who started webdeveloping 18 years ago (and been at it on and off), this channel is a treasure. Not following the space for longer periods of time had always made me feel like it's very hard to catch up with the latest developments. But it's videos like these (and your clear and concise explanations) that makes coming back to web development a LOT less daunting. Thanks so much!
I just started working as a front-dev recently and your css videos have taught me basics that I wouldn't have learned unless I were in school again :) Thanks and can't wait for your next videos~
You my friend, are an absolute gift to the world of web development. Thank you for this explanation and your videos in general. You make truly fantastic videos; I can't thank you enough for all the effort you put into them!!
Also, thank you for covering the specific USECASES for all of these Units! There are some other videos out there that covers these units. Some of them are even as concise as your video. But, the key thing they lack is that they don't explain when you would actually use these units! Adding that in makes this video just so much more useful to me. And in general, I REALLY like how in your video you explain the concepts -- but the you also provide examples or guidance on how you can effectively use those concepts. That's the big thing that sets these apart I think. Along with the great voice quality, animations, examples, etc :) Just 10/10 work my friend, I really appreciate it. You have a real gift for this stuff
That font size accessibility thing fully convinced me to start using rem instead of px. I love that you use real world examples to teach. This way I'm actually learning the why, and not just the how. I'm so glad I found your channel
Aaa i think imma binge watch all your videos i love the fact that you take the time to explain it and helps us understand. Thanks. From someone that is wanting to know coding but doesn't have time to take classes.
I watched a looot of videos of basic concepts to undestand official docs, and your channel is by far the best explaining everything in a concise and practical way. Also love Berserk
Hi, thank you so much. The second part of the video about using the common CSS units was so straightforward!!! You're examples and the way you explained was really great.
I thought I was learning about the same thing I know but I stayed to watch the entire video and I got the bonus I didn't know about the ch This is very helpful ❤
As always his videoes are gold to my stubborn ears, his words are a like a birds songs, truly this mans explantion is capable of bringing peace to this chaotic world.
Yo !!!! That explanation is so fast for beginners like me. I'll have to watch it like 20 times to fulty interpret it. Anyway setting the height of my grid to 100vh did set the grid cover the enitre height & width of the page. Thanks again dude.
Good video, I recently found out about your channel, and I'm really amazed of the quality and the content overall. Keep up the good work, you are my best web dev learning channel !
Fantastic video. Explains everything so clearly and with such simplicity that anyone can finally understand such a ubiquitously confusing concept. Bravo!
One key takeaway from this video is at 10:58 (ruclips.net/video/fzZTvLmmTzM/видео.html) The use case for mixing em and rem is buttons. Font size in rem, padding in em. font-size: 1.5rem; padding: 1em; Why? When not used for font-size, em is the requested size relative to the font-size setting in the element. Another superb video. You really are a master of brevity and subject matter. That makes understanding sooo much easier.
I ve just watched some videos of yours and I can safely say that you are the best CSS teacher on youtube, and I have watched quite a alot of CSS videos, most of them are just useless. You my friend are the real deal. Please don't ever stop with the CSS content.
Nice video. I did not know about the padding trick and the ch units. Thanks. ---------- Like you said the reference pixel is a reference for a standard that works for us, humans, visually. It's important to note that you can calculate the actual size on the screen, at least the majority of times. ---------- In your first example the screen is 1080p (1920x1080px) and is 27 inch (23.532 by 13.237 inches). Lets translates this to the superior unit of length and we get 59.771cm by 33.622 cm. Because you used a square we can pick either height or width lets pick height for this example: 33.622cm / 1080px = 0.03113148148148148cm/px -> this is the size of each pixel in cm 0.03113148148148148 x 96px = 2.98862cm -> this is the size of a square with 96px If you look at 2:10 you can see that the ruler is on the money 2.9cm. ---------- Cheers and keep it up really nice videos.
What a smart, unique, original, enjoyable and refreshing approach for teaching. I wish you were my private teacher. I have too many questions, and too many topics that I like YOU to teach me :) Thank you for becoming a content provider. (...if it will ever develop into frontend/backend development that will be awesome)
man. you are the best when its come to explaining. i'm still waiting for your coverage in javascript :). you are now one of my teacher in front end programming.
Keep creating such small videos about topics in no time your channel will be a go to channel for beginners. Also create content regarding Javascript and React once you are done with the CSS part . I learned Flex-box and Grid from your channel i was a complete doodoo but after I saw your videos it changed everything. Keep Growing 💗
Bro we want a compelete CSS tutorial from you on all the important concepts which are used in web-development Your tutorials are concise and easy to understand Keep going brother !!!!
Your videos should be paid but thankfully they aren't! That makes your channel 100x times better than what already is, keep doing this excellent content, cheers!
Truly amazing, I would also like to add vmin and vmax to the list as they help me keep constant relative size to text across different screen resolutions and scalings
Such a great channel with amazingly clear and detailed content! I was shocked seeing this unbelievably great content and having 20k subs only => which means keep it up and you will get what you deserve, a place in the list of the best learning channels on RUclips!
"...setting a pixel font size on the HTML makes your entire website ignore the preferences of people that took the time to modify the setting. BID DISREPECT. DON'T DO THAT." 🤣 amazing advice bro
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 📏 *Understanding CSS Length Units* - Explanation of absolute and relative CSS length units. - Importance of using pixel units in web design. - Overview of the confusion surrounding the pixel unit's definition and usage. 03:06 🖥️ *Understanding the CSS Pixel Unit* - Explanation of the CSS pixel unit's dependency on viewing distance. - Clarification of the reference pixel and its role in maintaining consistency across devices. - Summary of the pixel unit as a measurement relative to the expected viewing distance. 06:20 📐 *Understanding the em and rem Units* - Comparison between pixel, em, and rem units in CSS. - Explanation of how em and rem units provide relative font sizing solutions. - Demonstrations of using em and rem units for responsive typography and layout. 12:20 📊 *Understanding Percentages and Viewport Units* - Explanation of percentage units relative to parent elements. - Introduction to viewport units (vw and vh) for sizing relative to viewport dimensions. - Practical examples of using percentages and viewport units for responsive design. 14:26 🆑 *Understanding the ch Unit* - Introduction to the ch unit for sizing based on character width. - Application of the ch unit for setting maximum widths based on character count. - Advantages of using the ch unit for controlling text length in paragraphs. Made with HARPA AI
Wow, just discoverd your channel and your tutorials are very clear and informative, I love it. You got a new subscriber, cant wait on your next video. Keep up the good work! 👏🏼 Also what keyboard are you using? Sounds very satisfying 😁
Great video. I forget the name of the book (it's got to be 15+ years old now) but it had an example that used the absolute size of "small" on the html element. The benefit being it still allowed the user to customize their font-size (as you demonstrated) but gave you a rem equivalent to 10px. It made the math easier for me for when, for example, someone asked for 32px font I could just use 3.2rem instead.
Yeah that’s a strange one. Length units like PX and EM on fonts can be absolute or relative, but it’s confusing to realize the similarly named units like small and smaller are actually different - font-size:small; is absolute while font-size:smaller is relative. 🤯
@@slayingthedragon Looks like my comment from last night got deleted so trying again. No, the absolute font size "small", as in: html { font-size: small; }. They're still current.
2:21 The screens are measured diagonally (i.e. 27'' diagonally, what changes sometimes is the aspect ratio), i.e. unless I'm not understanding what's going on, these examples are not proof, moreover the pixel size really changes, so computer screens and cell phone screens are usually more expensive than TV screens, for example, because the space is smaller and the manufacturing process, being more modern, is more expensive, to place the same amount of pixels in space dozens of times smaller
The real size in inches is always: pixels/resolution [dpi] , therefore it is a function of the resolution of the device. When you change the resolution of the device, the real size changes based on the formula above. (The almost empirical "expected viewing distance" may be the same for the same device/screen - but the size is clearly dependent on the resolution, which might change for the same device based on the graphics adapter settings, and therefore the definition that you present is not a strict one). In fact, this is how the resolution is defined primarily. Other than that - your presentation is almost perfect!
Talking about percentages, I made a (parent) container, inside of it made a child container gave parent background-color a width of 1919 Pixels which covered the entire width of the page. For the (child) typed in lorem50 & then gave this content a width of 50%. Sure enough it reflected, it's depending on the parent's width. I also checked it by setting the width of the child as 960px half of 1919px. 50% & 960 px acted the same. Question is :- I made a parent div, inside of it a child div, inside of that child div another div as child1. parent's background-color width 1919px, child's content width to 50% as you explained (relative) to the parent. Now child1's content width has also been set to 50%. Who is child1's width relative to ??
The number of pixels in a square inch remains same. I think the size of a pixel differs from device to device but the pixels in a side and pixels in a square inch remain same. It's tricky but I think that's it.
@@slayingthedragon Yeah, I had a question on Codeacademy that wanted me to make a rectangular with 200 px width and 100 px height, and a square that's 100 x 100 px, ONLY using Margin and Padding. Shit was hard man, I never got it right. Box-sizing is also something I'd like to learn more about, maybe that could go in the same video? Like "Margin, Padding & Box-Sizing, what are they and how do they relate?"
@@GeTDuCkT Yea in fact they do go together, also border's - you can see it on the example here developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/box-sizing I'll try and make a video on all of this, thanks for the suggestion :p
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These small concise tutorials are exactly what we needed! Really solidifies our understanding of these important concepts. Thanks a lot 😊
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They're so many dev channels on RUclips. Your own is unique because it's straightforward, detailed, broken down, etc. I don't know how you do it but your explanation is clearer than the rest
I love how your videos feel like reading a book on the topic, or an article, but while also being able to see a live demonstration, without all the fluff other videos tend to have. It really helps me streamline the information. I cannot wait for your next video.
Bro, you're so good at teaching and your videos provide the perfect visuals. The world needs more of your service!
Your channel is a godsend. I had been reading articles and all but never truly understood where exactly to use the units. Your examples were eye opening. Thank you!
I would love to see you cover Flexbox vs Grid - When to use which one (separately and combined). As always great and clean video!
Great suggestion! Thank you 😊😊❤❤
This is such a massive help! I like that you show real use cases where you would use which unit and the reason for it. I’ll definitely remember the 45ch-75ch rule of thumb.
Keep these coming. Your production is top tier!
Thank you, much love ❤️❤️
These are seriously the best tutorials on the internet. so much information packed into these videos.
I have started my course on html and css. This is by far the best channel I have seen. The details you explain is helping make my base strong. Thank you.
man. you`re just out of this world. Just cant believe the precise class I`m having. Congrats.
the accessibility part was awesome!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO, I never quite understood these types of units and stuck to the PX even though the people around me were using REM and EM.
the first minute of this sold me on your entire channel. i so appreciate the explanation
Dude, as someone who started webdeveloping 18 years ago (and been at it on and off), this channel is a treasure. Not following the space for longer periods of time had always made me feel like it's very hard to catch up with the latest developments. But it's videos like these (and your clear and concise explanations) that makes coming back to web development a LOT less daunting. Thanks so much!
I just started working as a front-dev recently and your css videos have taught me basics that I wouldn't have learned unless I were in school again :) Thanks and can't wait for your next videos~
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You my friend, are an absolute gift to the world of web development. Thank you for this explanation and your videos in general. You make truly fantastic videos; I can't thank you enough for all the effort you put into them!!
Also, thank you for covering the specific USECASES for all of these Units!
There are some other videos out there that covers these units. Some of them are even as concise as your video. But, the key thing they lack is that they don't explain when you would actually use these units! Adding that in makes this video just so much more useful to me. And in general, I REALLY like how in your video you explain the concepts -- but the you also provide examples or guidance on how you can effectively use those concepts. That's the big thing that sets these apart I think. Along with the great voice quality, animations, examples, etc :)
Just 10/10 work my friend, I really appreciate it. You have a real gift for this stuff
That font size accessibility thing fully convinced me to start using rem instead of px. I love that you use real world examples to teach. This way I'm actually learning the why, and not just the how. I'm so glad I found your channel
Aaa i think imma binge watch all your videos i love the fact that you take the time to explain it and helps us understand. Thanks. From someone that is wanting to know coding but doesn't have time to take classes.
Thanks for providing amazing clarity on the topic! 🙌✨
Eagerly waiting for future uploads ! 😊
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this shit is solid gold. never had mush good knowledge about css
this is what I needed, not some 70 hours from zero to hero css course that doesn't cover css units
Can't wait for another GREAT GREAT GREAT video 😁
Very nice explanations. Appreciate the time you take to structure the info! Keep them coming!
you have no idea on how much you have helped me through your videos, thank you so so so much
This is the single best video i have seen about css units, definitely going to my favourites playlist
I watched a looot of videos of basic concepts to undestand official docs, and your channel is by far the best explaining everything in a concise and practical way. Also love Berserk
Your content is extremely well produced and detailed. You should have way more subscribers. Please don’t stop to create content.
As the name suggests Sir, you have literally slayed the dragon. Thanks for your videos. Knowledge with precision!
This just made my understanding of css units clear ! Thank you so much ❤
How are you this underrated? Your contents are better than most of the paid courses that I find . . .
You're amazing man!! keep posting these cool videos 🔥🔥
Hi, thank you so much. The second part of the video about using the common CSS units was so straightforward!!!
You're examples and the way you explained was really great.
I thought I was learning about the same thing I know but I stayed to watch the entire video and I got the bonus
I didn't know about the ch
This is very helpful ❤
As always his videoes are gold to my stubborn ears, his words are a like a birds songs, truly this mans explantion is capable of bringing peace to this chaotic world.
I like your straight forward words on your videos.thankyou bro
Thank you 😊😊❤❤
Yo !!!! That explanation is so fast for beginners like me. I'll have to watch it like 20 times to fulty interpret it. Anyway setting the height of my grid to 100vh did set the grid cover the enitre height & width of the page. Thanks again dude.
Good video, I recently found out about your channel, and I'm really amazed of the quality and the content overall. Keep up the good work, you are my best web dev learning channel !
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Fantastic video. Explains everything so clearly and with such simplicity that anyone can finally understand such a ubiquitously confusing concept. Bravo!
Straight to the point as usual, big thanks for the CH units I looked for someting like that for so long
Thank you - yea ch unit is pretty pretty good ☺️❤️❤️
One key takeaway from this video is at 10:58 (ruclips.net/video/fzZTvLmmTzM/видео.html)
The use case for mixing em and rem is buttons.
Font size in rem, padding in em.
font-size: 1.5rem;
padding: 1em;
Why? When not used for font-size, em is the requested size relative to the font-size setting in the element.
Another superb video. You really are a master of brevity and subject matter. That makes understanding sooo much easier.
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I ve just watched some videos of yours and I can safely say that you are the best CSS teacher on youtube, and I have watched quite a alot of CSS videos, most of them are just useless. You my friend are the real deal. Please don't ever stop with the CSS content.
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Thanks, no one can be shorter and more understandable
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best and superb example of em unit really thank you soo much brother. god bless you
That's outstanding. I love it. ❤
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Nice video. I did not know about the padding trick and the ch units. Thanks.
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Like you said the reference pixel is a reference for a standard that works for us, humans, visually. It's important to note that you can calculate the actual size on the screen, at least the majority of times.
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In your first example the screen is 1080p (1920x1080px) and is 27 inch (23.532 by 13.237 inches). Lets translates this to the superior unit of length and we get 59.771cm by 33.622 cm. Because you used a square we can pick either height or width lets pick height for this example:
33.622cm / 1080px = 0.03113148148148148cm/px -> this is the size of each pixel in cm
0.03113148148148148 x 96px = 2.98862cm -> this is the size of a square with 96px
If you look at 2:10 you can see that the ruler is on the money 2.9cm.
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Cheers and keep it up really nice videos.
What a smart, unique, original, enjoyable and refreshing approach for teaching.
I wish you were my private teacher.
I have too many questions, and too many topics that I like YOU to teach me :)
Thank you for becoming a content provider.
(...if it will ever develop into frontend/backend development that will be awesome)
Much love ❤❤❤
man. you are the best when its come to explaining. i'm still waiting for your coverage in javascript :). you are now one of my teacher in front end programming.
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Every unit is crystal clear ❤❤ Thank you so much sir, this channel is 💎 gem ❤❤❤
Great vid - love your work. Been subscribed for a week or two now, and eagerly await more!
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Keep creating such small videos about topics in no time your channel will be a go to channel for beginners.
Also create content regarding Javascript and React once you are done with the CSS part .
I learned Flex-box and Grid from your channel i was a complete doodoo but after I saw your videos it changed everything.
Keep Growing 💗
Thank you so much for this comment, much love ❤️❤️❤️
Solid Support from you bro. I appreciate it. Now (rem & em) are clear.
Bro we want a compelete CSS tutorial from you on all the important concepts which are used in web-development
Your tutorials are concise and easy to understand
Keep going brother !!!!
Very straight forward, quick and to the point. Thank you ❤
Your tutorials are easy to understand and packed. I consider you as my teacher now.☺☺
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Your videos should be paid but thankfully they aren't! That makes your channel 100x times better than what already is, keep doing this excellent content, cheers!
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Thankyou for such an explanation. Cleared many of my doubts.
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Man is the goat in explaining
Watched too many videos, but this video cleared my all doubts
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Truly amazing, I would also like to add vmin and vmax to the list as they help me keep constant relative size to text across different screen resolutions and scalings
Such a great channel with amazingly clear and detailed content! I was shocked seeing this unbelievably great content and having 20k subs only => which means keep it up and you will get what you deserve, a place in the list of the best learning channels on RUclips!
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I really appreciate it. You have great quality contents. Please upload more videos. Love from Bangladesh.
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"...setting a pixel font size on the HTML makes your entire website ignore the preferences of people that took the time to modify the setting. BID DISREPECT. DON'T DO THAT." 🤣 amazing advice bro
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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 📏 *Understanding CSS Length Units*
- Explanation of absolute and relative CSS length units.
- Importance of using pixel units in web design.
- Overview of the confusion surrounding the pixel unit's definition and usage.
03:06 🖥️ *Understanding the CSS Pixel Unit*
- Explanation of the CSS pixel unit's dependency on viewing distance.
- Clarification of the reference pixel and its role in maintaining consistency across devices.
- Summary of the pixel unit as a measurement relative to the expected viewing distance.
06:20 📐 *Understanding the em and rem Units*
- Comparison between pixel, em, and rem units in CSS.
- Explanation of how em and rem units provide relative font sizing solutions.
- Demonstrations of using em and rem units for responsive typography and layout.
12:20 📊 *Understanding Percentages and Viewport Units*
- Explanation of percentage units relative to parent elements.
- Introduction to viewport units (vw and vh) for sizing relative to viewport dimensions.
- Practical examples of using percentages and viewport units for responsive design.
14:26 🆑 *Understanding the ch Unit*
- Introduction to the ch unit for sizing based on character width.
- Application of the ch unit for setting maximum widths based on character count.
- Advantages of using the ch unit for controlling text length in paragraphs.
Made with HARPA AI
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really good videos, these helped me a lot, Thanks, keep making such videos
Wow, just discoverd your channel and your tutorials are very clear and informative, I love it. You got a new subscriber, cant wait on your next video. Keep up the good work! 👏🏼
Also what keyboard are you using? Sounds very satisfying 😁
Thank you ☺️ - it's the Razer huntsman V2 tenkeyless with foaming pad and the silent linear keys
@@slayingthedragon thank you!
Love your video tutorials - so concise and great examples. Well done - keep them up mate :)
Great video. I forget the name of the book (it's got to be 15+ years old now) but it had an example that used the absolute size of "small" on the html element. The benefit being it still allowed the user to customize their font-size (as you demonstrated) but gave you a rem equivalent to 10px. It made the math easier for me for when, for example, someone asked for 32px font I could just use 3.2rem instead.
Was it the tag ? If so that's some OG stuff, I think it's deprecated now
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Yeah that’s a strange one. Length units like PX and EM on fonts can be absolute or relative, but it’s confusing to realize the similarly named units like small and smaller are actually different - font-size:small; is absolute while font-size:smaller is relative. 🤯
@@slayingthedragon Looks like my comment from last night got deleted so trying again. No, the absolute font size "small", as in: html { font-size: small; }. They're still current.
@@theepicgamer5808 Ohhh, tbh, I've never use that, sounds interesting
2:21 The screens are measured diagonally (i.e. 27'' diagonally, what changes sometimes is the aspect ratio), i.e. unless I'm not understanding what's going on, these examples are not proof, moreover the pixel size really changes, so computer screens and cell phone screens are usually more expensive than TV screens, for example, because the space is smaller and the manufacturing process, being more modern, is more expensive, to place the same amount of pixels in space dozens of times smaller
Just stumbled upon your channel by good fortune. As others have said, superb and concise content. Subbed!
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The real size in inches is always: pixels/resolution [dpi] , therefore it is a function of the resolution of the device. When you change the resolution of the device, the real size changes based on the formula above.
(The almost empirical "expected viewing distance" may be the same for the same device/screen - but the size is clearly dependent on the resolution, which might change for the same device based on the graphics adapter settings, and therefore the definition that you present is not a strict one).
In fact, this is how the resolution is defined primarily.
Other than that - your presentation is almost perfect!
This video is delighted to watch.
All of your video are great. Learned a lot from your videos.
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svh and dvh can be useful as well when dealing with tablet and phone screens, but should have vh as fallback
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Talking about percentages, I made a (parent) container, inside of it made a child container gave parent background-color a width of 1919 Pixels which covered the entire width of the page. For the (child) typed in lorem50 & then gave this content a width of 50%. Sure enough it reflected, it's depending on the parent's width. I also checked it by setting the width of the child as 960px half of 1919px. 50% & 960 px acted the same. Question is :- I made a parent div, inside of it a child div, inside of that child div another div as child1. parent's background-color width 1919px, child's content width to 50% as you explained (relative) to the parent. Now child1's content width has also been set to 50%. Who is child1's width relative to ??
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I Really love these videos and please make a full video on covering the syllabus of front-end technologies in detail.....
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It helped me a lot. Specially the bonus part. Thanks
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The number of pixels in a square inch remains same. I think the size of a pixel differs from device to device but the pixels in a side and pixels in a square inch remain same. It's tricky but I think that's it.
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Thank you for the detailed video tutorial, may I ask? What is the best CSS Unit for images to use? Thank you. 😊
you are a great teacher.
Thank you 😊😊❤❤
Could you make a video about content, margin & padding?
I might do that, I've been thinking about doing a similar video with box-sizing
@@slayingthedragon Yeah, I had a question on Codeacademy that wanted me to make a rectangular with 200 px width and 100 px height, and a square that's 100 x 100 px, ONLY using Margin and Padding. Shit was hard man, I never got it right.
Box-sizing is also something I'd like to learn more about, maybe that could go in the same video? Like "Margin, Padding & Box-Sizing, what are they and how do they relate?"
@@GeTDuCkT Yea in fact they do go together, also border's - you can see it on the example here developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/box-sizing
I'll try and make a video on all of this, thanks for the suggestion :p
@@slayingthedragon Sounds awesome! Do you have a discord server or similar I could join? :)
@@GeTDuCkT I created a discord server but I haven't publicly advertised it yet - I'll publicly advertise it on my next video which is almost ready.
You can get it early though I don't mind discord.gg/Ccz9nQSfQB 😊
Bro when are you uploading the next video? Eagerly waiting!!
Right now ruclips.net/video/dLDn_k8GmaU/видео.html
@@slayingthedragon wow. that was fast. 😃
Thanks broo for making such amazing video