19 | HOW TO ALIGN PAGE CONTENT IN HTML | 2023 | Learn HTML and CSS Full Course for Beginners

[@mcoyibanez9805]

Thank you so much, I can't get this kind of knowledge in my school.

[@androidetube]

exactly what I was stuck with. Thank you.

[@inksys9696]

man... thanks for the content. I love your presentation.

[@alexandruristea-journeytol4766]

You said this towards the end of the video and it`s really true. After following along from lesson 1 , I actually figured out what you were gonna code before you did it . Because OF COURSE you`re gonna apply flex to center, ofc, you`re gonna justify and align and so on. So what`s cool about that is that I clearly learned a lot ( I also applied this knowledge to my own website almost as I watched every video alongside my website. I also can now focus on new stuff . Whatever new imformation I get is is now focused on way better and I learn it faster since there is less new information . :D So THANK YOU ! P.s. do you do any 1 on 1 teaching ?

[@Dani_Krossing]

Glad you enjoyed the lesson. 😊 Unfortunately I don’t do 1 on 1 tutoring.

[@alexandruristea-journeytol4766]

@@Dani_Krossing Aww, maaaann... I probably could not havr afforded you anyway, cause I'm saving up for our wedding in August, but afterwards it would have been nice. But huuge "thank you" for the tutorials anyway!!! I was meaning to ask. Why did you go the php route later on and not Javascript? I sae that later on in the tutorial, you use PHP...

[@Dani_Krossing]

You mean the part where we separate the header and footer from the main page, to make it easier to edit them? 🙂 Well, when it comes to learning web development, we can do some rare things either using JavaScript or PHP. Like for example separating the header and footer into separate files. And because it is MUCH easier to accomplish using PHP, I figured it would be a nice little “extra” to give my viewers. 🙂 But I understand where you are coming from, since the “natural learning path”, is to learn JavaScript first, and then PHP later. In reality though, the order of which you learn first, doesn’t matter at all, since they are two different skill sets independently from each other. Where as when it comes to HTML, you HAVE to learn HTML first, before learning either JavaScript or PHP. So when it comes to “why” I included a bit of PHP later on, it is simple because it’s a nice little feature to know how to do. 🙂 it’s not “because I went that route”, it’s because that tool just simply best fitted that moment. Whether or not YOU decide to go the JavaScript or PHP route, after learning HTML, is up to you. 😊

[@Paul-2cq]

@@Dani_Krossing How can I find the video where you separate the header/footer from the main page via PHP? A link or the name of the vid would be much appreciated!

[@martypajimola3002]

can you apply a javascript after you finished this website? I learned so much from your tutorials Thankyou sir Danni😄

[@asamuraisway901]

I added the selector .index-about-flex to the and it doesn't make the changes its supposed too? any ideas as why that is. I followed your tutorial to a T, and its still not adjusting the div correctly?

[@arshad1781]

Thanks ❤️

[@damjan4375]

Nice

[@yousifky]

First ❤

[@amusedhermit4672]

why don't we use wrapper on the entire website instead of on individual sections? also thanks for the series i'm loving it

[@Dani_Krossing]

You could if you want to, however if you do that, then EVERYTHING would be wrapped, including the menu and background colors in each section. 🙂 and that is a design that was more common back 10+ years ago, so it’s not something people use that much nowadays.

[@amusedhermit4672]

@@Dani_Krossing that makes sense. Thank you!