CSS Tutorial - The power of the :is() pseudo class

CSS Tutorial - The power of the :is() pseudo class
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[@syedsaifuddin4406]

god this css never ends, great video by the way

[@EJMedia1]

Thanks!

[@sandeepa4116]

The best thing about your videos is we can learn them within 2 minutes:) That's an amazing way of teaching. Short and sweet.

[@MilaBanilla]

THANK YOU! This was short and easy to understand T-T! Idk why my brain was having trouble understanding this when I watched a different vid explaining it for 20 mins :\ I recently subcribed and i'm currently binge watching a lot of your HTML / CSS vids and they are amazing. So easy to follow !!Thank you again!

[@navyasharma2750]

Amazing Video

[@EJMedia1]

Thanks!

[@kwakuamo6196]

Amazing videos from you. Please how do i get in-touch with you?

[@Saiprabhath]

i love your way of teaching and you good at that an one more thing that i want to say you is the education you give you better give it more in less time that's my small suggestion but whatever i like the way you teach.

[@fatimayounis9586]

THANK YOU

[@ed367]

Check videos on 'web hosting'

[@georgegogiashvili9416]

You could do same with div > h1. What is powerfull about :is

[@pranavbhat29]

I think the catch is when there are multiple parents and/or multiple children as shown in 3:25