no never underestimate india india has the best teaching so plz welll btw very good teaching th- the- the- the (*goes and checks channel name*) ya net ninja thanks
You're awesome! Anyone who's looking to learn HTML and CSS should watch these videos, I honestly feel like you've condensed about two classes worth of material into 11 short videos. Keep on making great content!
I've only watched 2 videos so far, but this is the most beginner-friendly video I've ever watch. Looking forward to Javascript :). Thanks for the Video!
00:03 Explore different tags in HTML 02:22 Heading tags in HTML 04:42 HTML provides tags to create lists and divisions. 06:56 Div tags are used to group different sections in HTML 09:15 HTML tags like BR, HR, and IMG do not require closing tags. 11:28 Understanding relative paths and adding alt attribute to image tags 13:42 Creating links between different pages inside a website. 16:05 Learn how to cite another author or person in an HTML block and use the style attribute to customize the block's appearance. 17:55 Using comments to comment out sections of code or add instructions 19:46 Next video will cover HTML forms Crafted by Merlin AI.00:03 Explore different tags in HTML 02:22 Heading tags in HTML 04:42 HTML provides tags to create lists and divisions. 06:56 Div tags are used to group different sections in HTML 09:15 HTML tags like BR, HR, and IMG do not require closing tags. 11:28 Understanding relative paths and adding alt attribute to image tags 13:42 Creating links between different pages inside a website. 16:05 Learn how to cite another author or person in an HTML block and use the style attribute to customize the block's appearance. 17:55 Using comments to comment out sections of code or add instructions 19:46 Next video will cover HTML forms
@thenetninja, your channel really helped me to improve my web dev skills, I would request you to make a course on web components since there is no the channel on RUclips which has a webcomponent tutorial, which is trending right now.
As of 2021, VS Code comes with the Emmet extension. If you want to wrap an existing code with tags instead of doing it his way just type this after highlighting the block of strings: ctrl/cmd + shift + p. Search for Wrap With Abbreviation then just type the tag you want to wrap the strings in. You can add a dot then a class name to automatically associate it with a class.
been looking for this its fast past but not too fast past it about understanding applying and moving on not talking about h1,h2,h3,h4....ect for over 10 mins straight. thank you. I hope by the end of this i will have the basics and make a few ordinal projects then move onto js.
Hi your vidoes have been so helpful so far im currently in a introduction to web page development in college and havent been doing soo good but im starting to feel alittle more confident as i watch your vidoes!
Nice one sir... The best beginner lecture, I have even come across on HTML... You gave a brief and precise information about tags and attributes... Keep up the good work... You now have +1 subscriber :)
I enjoy these explanations regarding HTML. I came here from lessons regarding React. First of all - great clarity. Everything is nice and smooth; Secondly - great explanation. To be honest - I had no idea regarding live server (could make my life 10x easier during studies); Thirdly - the material is well made - all switches, flow of the lesson - top. Keep it up, man! I will keep up with your lessons and soon (I hope) I will reach React lessons (from which I wanted to begin with).
Hello, I'm from Indonesia, I'm happy to learn web development on your channel, even though my English knowledge is still basic, but your exposure to this course is really good.😊
i accidentally pushed f12 and messed with youtube elements , suddenly the address bar showed youtube as :" not secure"; i was curious and finally have reached here i love your teaching method! i'll be sure to learn all of it and make a website thank you very much sensei
All going good until I try adding a photo, all looks good and the line goes blue, but no photo appears on the page. 😢 what am I doing wrong? 13:2613:26
What do you mean by wrapping a div elements into ul and li tag ? You said that ul is a wrapper of li tag, so, what is the difference between this div and ul tag Hello Bonjour Ciao
Hello Net Ninja , I saw at 3:00 that you went straight to the end of the line without moving your mouse. Can you please tell me the shortcut you used for this. Thanks in advance. Happy new year
really great vid and easy to understand teaching style. i have just one question, when you select the text why is it red how to do it in my laptop. really appreciate if someone could tel me
I dont know why my image is not opening and showing in chrome..i have put the correct path from my properties folder...please help plus i am writing the code when i am offline.please help
Lmao same. I'm hoping he gets to really advanced stuff so there's a chance of him covering something I'm having trouble with. Viewport units and their inheritance act really weird. My PC is getting fixed rn or I'd make a codepen
Been doing html css for 2 years just been having problems with things like viewport unit inheritance, body overflow is a big problem, fitting very large modules together in big layouts , some of the harder points when it comes to animations and transitions, that's what I struggle with now, but most of the basic stuff, even most basic layouts, am already good on. A layout thrashing and tips and tricks video would be cool for people who already know all the basics Have just been having trouble with viewport units and html,body height, but have been reading up on it. Weird, even 2 years in I still have trouble with things. Mostly larger layouts, Getting more advanced flexbox stuff perfect , etc etc
I have the same problem with you especially units such as rem, %, px...still confused which one to use in what cases. Mostly end up using the rem though.
@Yong Jun Jung, They are just relative units, not like fixed unit px! "rem and em" are very easy to understand. rem is always connected to root/html element. If your html body has 16px(default) font size, and you specify a paragraph of font size 2rem. It will be 16 * 2 = 32px. It doesn't matter if your paragraph is a child of another element which has font size of 20px. It will always render the font size from the Root Element. And em is just the opposite, it will always try to compare to its parent element! If your paragraph is inside a div which has font size of 20px, and if you give paragraph 2em, then 2em is 40px here. But if you do 2rem, it will be 32px(draws from root/html element which has default 16px). And finally if you don't give any specific font size to Parent element, and if you do em, it will render from root element. At this point em & rem both are same! Hope this helps you! 👦
All going good until I try adding a photo, all looks good and the line goes blue, but no photo appears on the page. 😢 what am I doing wrong? 13:2613:26
All going good until I try adding a photo, all looks good and the line goes blue, but no photo appears on the page. 😢 what am I doing wrong? 13:2613:26
You are completely right about "understanding is important, and not remembering". I wish Indian Education system knew it. 🙂
😂Lol XD main kaise maan Lu😂
Same problem in the states
It's a world wide issue nobody cares about the value of learning it's all about memorize
Not only in India, it's everywhere. But yeah, I do agree that Indian Education is extremely tough.
no never underestimate india india has the best teaching so plz welll btw very good teaching th- the- the- the (*goes and checks channel name*) ya net ninja thanks
You're awesome! Anyone who's looking to learn HTML and CSS should watch these videos, I honestly feel like you've condensed about two classes worth of material into 11 short videos. Keep on making great content!
what a beautiful way of teaching
I really appreciate the calm and gentle explanations
and thank you so much ❤
lets study so i can get away from daily problems
the teahcer:
we are all in the gutter but some of us are looking at the stars!
You're very welcome! thanks for the kind words :)
I've only watched 2 videos so far, but this is the most beginner-friendly video I've ever watch. Looking forward to Javascript :). Thanks for the Video!
00:03 Explore different tags in HTML
02:22 Heading tags in HTML
04:42 HTML provides tags to create lists and divisions.
06:56 Div tags are used to group different sections in HTML
09:15 HTML tags like BR, HR, and IMG do not require closing tags.
11:28 Understanding relative paths and adding alt attribute to image tags
13:42 Creating links between different pages inside a website.
16:05 Learn how to cite another author or person in an HTML block and use the style attribute to customize the block's appearance.
17:55 Using comments to comment out sections of code or add instructions
19:46 Next video will cover HTML forms
Crafted by Merlin AI.00:03 Explore different tags in HTML
02:22 Heading tags in HTML
04:42 HTML provides tags to create lists and divisions.
06:56 Div tags are used to group different sections in HTML
09:15 HTML tags like BR, HR, and IMG do not require closing tags.
11:28 Understanding relative paths and adding alt attribute to image tags
13:42 Creating links between different pages inside a website.
16:05 Learn how to cite another author or person in an HTML block and use the style attribute to customize the block's appearance.
17:55 Using comments to comment out sections of code or add instructions
19:46 Next video will cover HTML forms
I'm prepping for a coding bootcamp and these videos are a HUGE help, thank you so much
@thenetninja, your channel really helped me to improve my web dev skills, I would request you to make a course on web components since there is no the channel on RUclips which has a webcomponent tutorial, which is trending right now.
As of 2021, VS Code comes with the Emmet extension. If you want to wrap an existing code with tags instead of doing it his way just type this after highlighting the block of strings: ctrl/cmd + shift + p. Search for Wrap With Abbreviation then just type the tag you want to wrap the strings in. You can add a dot then a class name to automatically associate it with a class.
been looking for this its fast past but not too fast past it about understanding applying and moving on not talking about h1,h2,h3,h4....ect for over 10 mins straight. thank you. I hope by the end of this i will have the basics and make a few ordinal projects then move onto js.
Hi your vidoes have been so helpful so far im currently in a introduction to web page development in college and havent been doing soo good but im starting to feel alittle more confident as i watch your vidoes!
Nice one sir... The best beginner lecture, I have even come across on HTML... You gave a brief and precise information about tags and attributes... Keep up the good work... You now have +1 subscriber :)
5:40 Great Fact Shaun ! Love your teaching, God bless you and your family all time......
I enjoy these explanations regarding HTML. I came here from lessons regarding React.
First of all - great clarity. Everything is nice and smooth;
Secondly - great explanation. To be honest - I had no idea regarding live server (could make my life 10x easier during studies);
Thirdly - the material is well made - all switches, flow of the lesson - top.
Keep it up, man! I will keep up with your lessons and soon (I hope) I will reach React lessons (from which I wanted to begin with).
Best HTML & CSS Tutorial, explanations are greats and brights.
You are my favourite teacher 😍🙆🏻♀️
You are the best man! all videos on your channel are incredibly connected. cheers!
Awesome Teacher, have learn't so much in 2 hours, you are the best, thank youxx
Hello, I'm from Indonesia, I'm happy to learn web development on your channel, even though my English knowledge is still basic, but your exposure to this course is really good.😊
Explains stuff like nothing🔥 one of the best lecturers i have seen. Thank you for all the lessons you have uploaded for us. ❤️
thanks for this video, i have just one week to learn HTML and this video is really helping.
i accidentally pushed f12 and messed with youtube elements , suddenly the address bar showed youtube as :" not secure"; i was curious and finally have reached here
i love your teaching method! i'll be sure to learn all of it and make a website
thank you very much sensei
great course to start with after a long break ))) thank you master
I tend to like making a little list of these tags and what they do by demonstrating them on my own webpage i'm making along with this, it helps.
this was great! im going to be ahead of the pack when i start my class on HTML this Feb:))
All going good until I try adding a photo, all looks good and the line goes blue, but no photo appears on the page. 😢 what am I doing wrong? 13:26 13:26
Great course to start with to understand the basics...Thank you for developing such a wonderful course.
How do you add an image in because you just dragged it in and I don't know how to do that
Tap on it hold it and drag it
Just like that mate
What do you mean by wrapping a div elements into ul and li tag ? You said that ul is a wrapper of li tag, so, what is the difference between this div and ul tag
Hello
Bonjour
Ciao
You are a freaking star!
Keep it up beast❤
Found out about this through Code Creative. I can see why he recommended this series!
Likewise!
So helpful. You're such a great teacher!
Very simple and detailed. Thank you
You're welcome!
Very helpful content. A quality production. Thank you!!
The ninja is so cuteee, sensei Shaun!^^
❤i am beginner i am so excited learn coding with your videos
Awesome :) welcome aboard and have fun!!
I subscribed and also recommended this channel to my friends😇
THIS IS SO COOL I'M GENUINELY LEARNING HOW TO CODE THANK YOUUUU
Awesome work! Thanks for passing on this knowledge!
so far there is alot of infirmation i really want to thank you again
Thanks for watching Hussain :)
@@NetNinjaNo thanks to you yesterday i've finished first two videos and im still going on see you next video
This is what I am looking for🥺,thnx :)
Hello Net Ninja , I saw at 3:00 that you went straight to the end of the line without moving your mouse. Can you please tell me the shortcut you used for this. Thanks in advance. Happy new year
Press end button to go to the end of line.
Cite is not shown on the browser, right? Then what is it useful for in blockquote?
You can use (shift+1/aka shift + !) and then tab to get first structure for html in vsc.
really great vid and easy to understand teaching style. i have just one question,
when you select the text why is it red how to do it in my laptop.
really appreciate if someone could tel me
There is a small typo in the description. "syntaxt" instead of "syntax".
Done topics covered basic html tags
how can i show up the "Explorer" bar that is in the left in visual studio
Appreciate the videos!! Really making it easy for me to understand!!
Hi there,
It's more clear
May I know how to type '
you did a typo in the description.
- syntaxt
+ syntax
THIS IS NICE BUT SOMETIMES IT IS DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND
How do you do the quick cursor movement to the end of a line instead of pressing right a bunch (or moving the mouse and clicking)?
i just hit end
what extension do you use for vscode?
I dont know why my image is not opening and showing in chrome..i have put the correct path from my properties folder...please help plus i am writing the code when i am offline.please help
Can you paste your code at paste.bin?
The greatest!!!
Great course... I love the way you teach. Where is the rest of the series? I want to see.
old HTML and css course nostalgia
Lmao same.
I'm hoping he gets to really advanced stuff so there's a chance of him covering something I'm having trouble with. Viewport units and their inheritance act really weird. My PC is getting fixed rn or I'd make a codepen
@@tyrrelldavis9919 just checkout his responsive design series
Thanks for this hands on approach.
What is the Theme name that u used?
Dam you are a gifted teacher!
Thanks for the tutorial series
do you have a course package you sell? and a donation link?
www.thenetninja.co.uk
i cant seem to create a relative link for an image when i drag one in, whats the issue here?
For some reason the style thing does not work.
Wow 😍
Thanks, it's very nice.
why my png img look so big all over the screen
Very interesting.
Big love from Palestine ♥
Domo Ariga thank you Goizaimasu
Been doing html css for 2 years just been having problems with things like viewport unit inheritance, body overflow is a big problem, fitting very large modules together in big layouts , some of the harder points when it comes to animations and transitions, that's what I struggle with now, but most of the basic stuff, even most basic layouts, am already good on.
A layout thrashing and tips and tricks video would be cool for people who already know all the basics
Have just been having trouble with viewport units and html,body height, but have been reading up on it.
Weird, even 2 years in I still have trouble with things. Mostly larger layouts,
Getting more advanced flexbox stuff perfect , etc etc
I have the same problem with you especially units such as rem, %, px...still confused which one to use in what cases. Mostly end up using the rem though.
@Yong Jun Jung, They are just relative units, not like fixed unit px!
"rem and em" are very easy to understand. rem is always connected to root/html element. If your html body has 16px(default) font size, and you specify a paragraph of font size 2rem. It will be 16 * 2 = 32px.
It doesn't matter if your paragraph is a child of another element which has font size of 20px. It will always render the font size from the Root Element.
And em is just the opposite, it will always try to compare to its parent element!
If your paragraph is inside a div which has font size of 20px, and if you give paragraph 2em, then 2em is 40px here. But if you do 2rem, it will be 32px(draws from root/html element which has default 16px).
And finally if you don't give any specific font size to Parent element, and if you do em, it will render from root element.
At this point em & rem both are same!
Hope this helps you! 👦
@@bishalsenhdri7655 Thanks! It did help me.
the best ninja
Demo ??
the best teacher really you help me thank you so much love your videos❤
Thanks again!
Where are the course files?
Hey - it's just the final project files - github.com/iamshaunjp/html-and-css-crash-course
what's up my ninja
very helpfull thanks
you re the best
appreciate the video
Thank you bro!
My website is just memes, funny quotes and a cursed cat picture.
And please Shaun, tutorial on angular 8. Please!!!
Thank you so much :)
Thnks
Thank you
i kinda fell in luv with u
Thanks!
Hey Shaun, This is to let you know that all your audience are not gangs. :-)
You're in the Ninja Gang :D
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why you doing this basic video , you should more advanced video such as Vue
I want to keep the channel beginner friendly and give new developers an entry point. I like to do a mix of things :)
Going way too fast
All going good until I try adding a photo, all looks good and the line goes blue, but no photo appears on the page. 😢 what am I doing wrong? 13:26 13:26
awesome tysm !
No problem!!
❤
All going good until I try adding a photo, all looks good and the line goes blue, but no photo appears on the page. 😢 what am I doing wrong? 13:26 13:26