Password instructions are not easily accessible by screen readers. Adding aria-describedby="instructions" to input and id="instructions" to outer span improves accessibility. Great video as always.
i just finished this amazing Css playlist, and i wanna thank you professor for all your effort you made to make it easy and more understandable for beginners , and as always thanks for teaching :)
Nope. You can use any pseudo class without including an element. The problem was that I was confusing maxlength and minlength with min and max. out-of-range only applies to the min and max properties.
Password instructions are not easily accessible by screen readers. Adding aria-describedby="instructions" to input and id="instructions" to outer span improves accessibility. Great video as always.
Thanks for adding the note for others.
This is good skill to learn for those that may not have a good grasp on forms and their properties. Keep up the great content Steve. See you soon!
i just finished this amazing Css playlist, and i wanna thank you professor for all your effort you made to make it easy and more understandable for beginners , and as always thanks for teaching :)
You are great Steve. your videos are crystal clear and easy to understand.
This is very good -- nice work :)
Man that lockdown growth! Appreciate these videos self teaching me web development single handedly. Do you have Patreon Steve?
No patreon but I do have the Super Thanks feature for anyone who was really helped by stuff that I have done and who really wants to donate.
Hello and thank you for the tutorial. May I know why you use paragraph elements to couple labels and inputs ?
I use block elements to pair them. Div and p make the most sense semantically.
Thank you very much indeed.@@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3
Great video
Very good video
i am expecting your second part.. i am stuck here with the onsubmit function now.. drving me crazy
The second part is in a link in the description
@@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3 it is linking back to part 1
Thanks. Fixed the link
Nice one. .
I think that the out-of-range one did not work becuase you typed ":out-of-range" instead of "input:out-of-range"
Nope. You can use any pseudo class without including an element.
The problem was that I was confusing maxlength and minlength with min and max. out-of-range only applies to the min and max properties.