thank you! I used Divi on my site, does this migrate as well?

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this is awesome man thanks for sharing

Never take down this video. This taught me so much in my early days of building websites. Thanks Chris

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How about JS file? The UI looks a little bit different now, would you make a new video about it?

thanks

If this tutorial helps me learn something useful, I will comment again.

Is there a video with an example of Cloudflare workers and KV storage for Telegram?

hi, great video. can be used this pluging to strat a paid newsletter in the paid version. With autoflow trigger is subscription status: active. If the user becomes inactive the stream will be stopped? Do you have any suggestions if it can't be done with this plugin

The fact that this is 12 years ago makes it more surprising!

The parent/child relationship of CSS positioning and layouts is what makes learning this so difficult for me. Maybe I'm just retarded but none of this seems intuitive to me at all, I just keep wondering why the fuck it would be designed the way it is.

how to make a border for mask

Hello, I didn't watch the whole video because I only needed to know the overall behavior of the mask property, but your good humor made this little experience so nice that I had to leave this little comment. Thanks you so much!

desperately need to know your configured trusted sources for the database as i cannot seem to connect to mine when running build

Did anyone identify a solution to the problem mentioned in 15:40 (how transform: scale breaks the behavior of position: sticky)?

you forget to mention css fallback properties. I like the originality of this clip.

please tell me what does Operations/worker invocation limit 1000 means? KV limits docs says that there will be 1000 limit on both free and paid plan

Please this was fun we need more of this

Man this is *the* video I was looking for. Thank you.

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This tutorial so nice and simple. I learn a lot, but some stuff not works for me, like backup and migration. But then I discover instawp and it solves all my problems!

Q dlcia, tava procurando isso faz tempo, thanks a lot!

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Thank you.

for beginners, introducing cube with sass and gorko is too difficult to understand. It would be easier if you use vanilla css like kevin did before.

not really helping. not showing the code 22 minutes to talk about how to solve the problem...

great video tutorial, much easier to follow and understand than all the documentation available online

thank you so easy

Why do you talk so much!! Give us the info!!!

Hello, thanks for the video, it's a pity that at minute 46:00, you didn't explain how to add, for example, sass to the Patternlab ecosystem, the truth can be very trivial, but I really don't know how to add it and I can't find how to do it in its documentation , thanks and regards.

thank u so much, I was busting my balls for 7 hours straight trying to use background-clip

Thats awesome. Seems like the @jsx directive is still in beta. I ended up using htm. JSX alternative that doesn't require babel.

Is this feature still useful? Can you do a video about this property explaining what this property does?

why do you use gem install percy after npm install ? They are two different languages.. Shouldn't it be npm install percy? also isn't percy inside the package.json so you probably don't need manually install percy?

To access the internal elements of a custom DOM, I can also set up getters and setters within the Web Component. get rows() { return this.shadowRoot.querySelector('.rows') } CSS Custom Properties are very useful for penetrating the Shadow DOM, but you can gain specific control by exposing the internal elements through the getters and setters. The two together give you complete external control of your Web Component.

Gday From Western Australia. This helped me big time with an assignment. Well explained, I appreciate the time you put in. Regards, desertwalker.

What a cool video! I wish I had watched it sooner... I am going to be playing with workers today :)

Time for an update Yap, now that Astro has gone mainstream

They never get to the webhooks?

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How does Percy generate snapshots? Does the app has to be deployed and running for it to generate snapshots? If NOT how does it capture snapshots?

Hey, Talk was good, thanks for sharing. Perhaps some feedback, it was about Percy, but it felt like a netlify tutorial in some cases

This was almost exactly what I needed, thanks! Tip: if you have fewer grid items than will fill out a single row, use "auto-fit" instead of "auto-fill" in grid-template-columns. This will make the grid items "greedy" in that they will fill out the remaining space. Otherwise CSS Grid will make up empty grid spaces to fill out the remaining space, leaving your items capped to some arbitrary(?) maximum width. This could be useful if you have a dynamic number of items, for instance, and you always want the grid filled out to its full width.

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Cool, Thanks mates

thx man it helped a lot