CSS Units - Which ones to use and which to stop using! - HTML CSS Tutorial

[@Mendez_84]

Great video, I would love to see more like this!

[@yahyamarcil8629]

hi man i been waiting for your yearly video Web Development 2019 - The Must-Know Tech, 2019 is almost finished, please do not forget to make one as soon as possible. thanks and good luck

[@manticore0x80]

great video, will you also cover vertical rhythm in css?

[@jeffery_tang]

Whats the point of ch if theres things other than 0 in the box?

[@radekhm7408]

ohh, you are alive!!!

[@learncodeacademy]

Hah yes, I am! It's been an interesting year. had twins, changed job positions within the company, meanwhile the company got acquired...got a vocal node 😬 meaning I couldn't speak much for several months. Yuck.

[@radekhm7408]

@@learncodeacademy well, glad to have you back, always looking forward for your tutorials!!

[@sureshhingnekar7585]

Hey,you have really helped me to increase my coding skills i wish to become a software developer and you are preparing me for that,Thank you so much

[@GifCoDigital]

Heeeeeeesssss back!!!!!!!!!

[@learncodeacademy]

I can always count on GifCo!!! Thanks!

[@mayank_upadhyay_19]

@@learncodeacademy GifCo, mah man, love ya and wish ya *MERRY CHRISTMAS*

[@BigPitLP]

vh could come handy if you have a side-navbar f.e Edit: thanks alot for the video!

[@dufgirl]

Thank you so much! I learned a ton!

[@agviraxsnilimonalisa7514]

Love u so much. Hope u are doing good. I am glad to hear from you 😊

[@Ultriix]

Err...wow, okay

[@cyberprompt]

i'm here because I got burnt out on web dev and am feeling rusty. first thing I see is the 10px base font setting and then using rems for all child elements.. which is what I told a contracting company to do EXACTLY maybe 5 years ago.. or at least when I figured out what rem was for and we could get away from that 16px bullcrap! seeing what other problems I recognize with positioning. I skipped flexbox and went right into grid, since it was more complicated to master and might as well be consistent. yes, for full width fr is best, nested elements maybe % with padding and margin.

[@MrYoussefmagdy]

Great video, really helpful but the height and the font-size of the divs are too small that it's hard to see the output of the changes you are making in the code

[@exzaf]

loved this

[@_the_one_1]

I am using opera and it's really amazing.

[@learncodeacademy]

I feel like it's an honor to meet you then haha :) I haven't used it enough to have an opinion really.

[@Paramjit_purewal]

I also used it and it's not

[@BrendanMetcalfe]

Nice vid! Great explanation

[@nitinkulkarni7942]

I wish you would have shared the code

[@FBI-real]

Hi there. I'm doing a project in school for website development, and i have been using your channel for a bit of the stuff. It is required that we get a person in the subject we are doing to answer questions via email (Example: What made you go into this profession) Would you be willing to do it? There would only be about ten questions, and it would help lots. Thanks.

[@Vapornator]

Volume is a way to low.

[@learncodeacademy]

Volume IS low on this one isn't it! Sorry about that! I wish YT allowed me to publish updates/fixes.

[@manishmaharjan3726]

It was really helpful

[@suparnobhattacharya6345]

Sir please be more frequent in posting your videos

[@GifCoDigital]

If you know the channel enough to complain about upload frequency you should also know why he isnt uploading regularly.

[@learncodeacademy]

(copy/paste explanation) It's been an interesting year. had twins, changed job positions within the company, meanwhile the company got acquired...got a vocal node 😬 meaning I couldn't speak much for several months. Yuck. All of those fight against being able to record videos consistently.

[@favourbenjamin938]

you are very good

[@aussieraver7182]

0:46 The exact reason why i'm here, haha.

[@micoberss5579]

Used px, rem, sometimes em, %, sometimes vh. Other units? No

[@merkurunbabasi]

like me

[@genaromartinez6911]

1rem and 1em is 16 px not 10 px?

[@learncodeacademy]

It's 10px if you do an html font-size: 62.5%, which should be a standard practice for easy math on rems

[@genaromartinez6911]

Thanks didn’t know that

[@mihirpatel1340]

Please make some videos on Python Projects. By the way, nice video!

[@bholimmoin8115]

Yes plzzz

[@learncodeacademy]

Of the areas of webdev, I haven't done a LOT of Python, which is why I don't teach it. I don't like teaching things that I haven't mastered as I'd hate to steer people wrong, or equally bad, make those video tutorials that are informative, but seem to lack meat (because the guy teaching just teaches for a living and doesn't deeply know what he's talking about)

[@mihirpatel1340]

@@learncodeacademy OK, Brother fine! I was just asking you. You please keep uploading things which you know and you think you can steer people at a right track. Your one reply means a lot to me. Thank you for taking time to read and reply this comment.

[@michaelgabriel9362]

What's with the voice change?!

[@learncodeacademy]

I had a strange, allergy-induced vocal node this spring and totally lost my voice for over a month. :( It's slowly coming back to normal.

[@michaelgabriel9362]

@@learncodeacademy Damn!! Don't strain yourself too much. Hope it clears soon🙌🙌

[@inteliconn995]

I like Your ... style ...Thanks

[@learncodeacademy]

Haha, I got that one!

[@electronicheartbreak.]

Can someone sum it up for me 😂

[@learncodeacademy]

FOR FIXED WIDTH THINGS, default to rem, use em when width has to care about parent's font size (rare), use px for things that should be the exact same despite user's font size setting (borders grid spacing, etc) FOR RESPONSIVE LAYOUTS, default to fr (when using css grid), then percent use ch when you want to micro-manage how width interacts with text OTHERS: vw,vh - useful for modals, things that respond to full screen size pt, cm, mm, in - only use for print, not useful for web

[@electronicheartbreak.]

@@learncodeacademy Thank you very much.

[@electronicheartbreak.]

@Sero neth Thank you very much!!