exactly what i was lookin for thankyou legend

I consider myself an expert as CSS. This vid made me feel outdated and back to beginner 😲

I found this channel randomly as I follow lot of edtech channels and this is by far the best I have seen for CSS. Absolutely 🔥 P.S. Subscribed!

You are great Thanks

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I would just display: grid; grid-cols-3

Amazing CSS tip. Thank you.

please upload more of these videos :)

You don't have to say "like and subscribe" when you drop a bomb like this. Thanks mate ❤

so flex-direction: row; works same I think.

Pro tip 😍

Thank you so much! respect!

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What if you use flex-direction: column with display: flex;? Wouldn't code make same results? 2:40

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The moment I heard "auto-fit" exists, I had already wondered if minmax would work. Thank you for the information.

Please like my comment. I need to always come back here for this. I have struggled to learn the positions in CSS. THANK YOU TUTOR

Fantastic tips... but you never put a space before the opening curly brace. Sorry, it's all I can focus on.

still dont get it

Man, you're great !

Unless you are putting those `inline-flex` elements inside a text paragraph or in a similar context, `inline-flex` is probably a worse choice than using `flex` for the parent. `inline-flex` (like other `inline-...` modes) makes elements sensitive to whitespaces around, so you have to be careful not to add any, to avoid having to deal with unexpected gaps. What you are trying to do here is perfectly achievable with the standard `flex`, including wrapping. I encourage you to explore it more.

Underrated fr!!

Thanks For Explain

hidden checkbox hack is just lazy, do it properly in JS for proper site

I love this. But the whole video would be 75% better had you excluded all semicolons. Or at least had consistent rules for when you were using semicolons.

you are a lifesaver, thank you!

It’s funny to see the first rule. 40 years ago the rule was now early returns. That was an academic rule. Over the years we’ve learned.

Single responsibility is overrated.

I can't believe I don't have to learn how to compile in SaSS just to make a responsive menu for my website.

flex besis😊

Is it new ?

This video is greate😊, I use js since 3 years, there are many videos like this one on yt, but i think this one is one off the best. I watch this kind of videos to improve my skills and there were many things i can agree with and things i catched my selfe doing😂.