These CSS PRO Tips & Tricks Will Blow Your Mind!

[@coding2go]

Hope you guys learned something new. Feel free to share your own css tricks in the comments for others to see 😎 Edit: I uploaded the source code for the tips on my website if you guys wanna check it out: www.coding2go.com

[@MAALTECH]

Subscribed immediately

[@meew7571]

Bro god will blessed you for this tutorial. you just shared some cool tricks and explain it perfectly. hope you will share more tricks with great explanation like this.

[@DrClappinCh33ks]

Very good video just subscribed. Please keep the vids coming

[@ashwinbarnwal1281]

One trick I knew so far : to follow css-tricks.com

[@haginss]

Very simple tutorial. Great content bro.

[@sandarushashinda6912]

bro got straight in to the point, didn't waste a single sec of my life, worth it

[@James-the-elder]

Thought i was in like the 12th second or something 😂

[@strawberrycake8253]

and they are actually useful tips

[@AhmedAshraf-a.a4raf]

I wasted by reading urs

[@a_changedworld]

I'll be wasting my own life, thank you very much.

[@YourChenlambec]

I was literally going to skip the vid until I saw your comment

[@dedse3]

I just got bombarded with information, not a single second to think about anything else rather than the CSS tips, just perfect!

[@militarykaliber-rp7ss]

I love how straight to the point you are, no lengthy intro no bullshit, i just love it , you got a new sub

[@atleast_me]

I'm speechless, In my entire life, I have never seen a video like this. This 8 minutes video is equivalent to 8 - 10 full size videos. Salute.

[@HanifCarroll]

That text color gradient was amazing! All of these tricks are really useful 🤯

[@madhavanair3744]

That glass effect was super awesome 🥶

[@joeldk42]

Always hesitant to click on these kinds of videos, but I did it this time and was not disappointed. Learned a few things and I'm not new to web dev.

[@Htbaa]

For accessibility concerns please don't misuse a checkbox for that purpose. Other than that some awesome tricks in here, especially the snapping slider.

[@Semmelein]

Why not? In what way is this a problem with accessibility?

[@Htbaa]

@@Semmelein because a checkbox alone tells nothing about the state of a menu. Just even try operating this example in a blind test with a screen reader.

[@HIHIQY1]

@@Htbaa that's where aria tags come into play though

[@WhiskerCat09]

I never think about accessibility for my projects, they are the type of projects where if you have the problem with accessibility on it you're not even going to be able to properly use the service to begin with lol

[@Htbaa]

@ “lol” 🙄. Depending on your customer target country laws might require you to build digital accessible services. It’s not really an option anymore. In Europe with B2C you’re required to build accessible websites, apps, terminals etc. In some cases your company might be exempted.

[@manfromexistence]

Bro, I watched so many CSS tricks but this trick you gave is so awesome. Thanks bro, I didn't realize until now that ':not' and ':has' CSS new selectors can be so useful and CSS scroll trick is also so awesome too. Thanks a lot!!!

[@tiendatniit]

Your video is really awesome! Eight years ago, I was completely focused on backend development. Only now am I realizing how much CSS has changed. It's crazy!

[@darknezx9542]

Incredible content, no BS, just tip after tip

[@EverythingTechTime]

Ayo

[@Digital_1mpulse]

That background-filter is awesome. Always wondered how that worked. Clamp is a nice to know as well! Learned something new. Appreciate the video!

[@coding2go]

Thank you

[@RobertWildling]

Love the scroll-snap! Thank you vey much! Also the straight-to-the-point character of your tutes is highly appreciated! Subscribed!

[@coding2go]

Thank you! I appreciate the kind words. Welcome to the channel 👋

[@lonesakib01]

Bro is the GOAT of CSS 💀

[@emilhozan71]

I'm big into JS-less sites and this video was fantastic. Such innovative design concepts - not to mention artistic and highly appealing. Earned a sub from me!

[@ShashankNaithani]

thank you very much. I was trying scroll with js in the last few days. excited to try out purely in css.

[@Beingbasu]

Just completed basic CSS . Thanks for upscaling tips ❤

[@Moamal-Alaa]

Great video bro, Just one thing you haven't mentioned in the video, If you rely on checkbox inputs to toggle the menu you have to make sure it won't ruin the accessibility, and as you mentioned users won't notice but the browsers, so becareful when you use checkboxes for other purposes.

[@yeetskeet691]

I absolutely love CSS, I’ve used the label trick before for dropdown messages. CSS is amazing

[@OpeNinGCA]

Great work, I usually dont comment or like videos but Sir you deserved that. Great work, straight to the point and no selling scatchy courses. love it, keep it up!

[@lucianminea]

Just PERFECT ! Simple, concise and to the point !

[@SnakesRaven]

Everything the others already said: straight to the point, no BS and useful. So refreshing. New sub!

[@Supertramp133]

They ARE mindblowing!! Definetely gonna use them, thank you!!

[@FilipeFreire]

I love this type of content delivery. super straight to the point while adding as much value as possible! Awesome job Fabian & Pavel! 👏👏

[@SebastianPerezDev]

Gradient trick for text is awesome, dude, thank you

[@coding2go]

Glad you like it!

[@bakasenpaidesu]

Do you have CSS beginner to advanced course? If no then you should definitely make one I will surely buy it.

[@coding2go]

We are currently working on a CSS course. The plan is to publish the course next month. We will let you know when the course is available.

[@bakasenpaidesu]

@@coding2go ok, roger sensei !!!

[@coding2go]

Hey there, you were asking for a CSS course a while ago... I wanted to let you know that we published it on Udemy a few weeks ago in case you are still interested. I don't know if you already got the info through our announcement video but I am letting you know anyways. I would be happy to have you as a student! You can get the course here if you haven't got it already: www.udemy.com/course/learn-html-and-css-in-7-days-web-developer-bootcamp/?referralCode=8054BF2C4D86FC75DB00

[@Jobbled-teaches-IT]

That scrolling part has been just what I have been looking for. Thank God for you Bro!!!!! :)) :))

[@acryliq]

From the first second you got my interest. At 60 seconds mark you convinced me to subscribe which I do not do that often. Thank you for a very useful video!

[@tejasshekar]

Like everyone said, not a single second of my time was wasted. Definitely deserves a like and subscribe.

[@rongitmukherjee]

That was no bullshit straight to the point, informative, clean and helpful. New subscriber here.

[@coding2go]

Thanks, glad you like it! Welcome to the channel ✌️

[@nitrousdx5754]

That card snapping is a game changer for me! Good thing I stumbled upon on this channel. You earned a sub!

[@TheCebulon]

These are valuable „tricks“. I always was amazed how easy every one of these are achieved. Thank you.

[@letmewatch.]

More like these! Absolute learnt a ton. An 8 minute video I spent over an hour watching trying everything out. I absolutely am stunned!

[@julianzenker824]

best CSS related video on the tubes!!

[@TrendingShorts-5G]

please make more video on css and one thing you do different is first you visualize the problem and then provide solution this is really amazing and helpful for beginners

[@coding2go]

Thanks, will do.

[@phoneywheeze]

6:25 or just use ordered list with number list type?

[@mrcash1309]

Im doing web development since 5 years now. Where have you been all that time? Amazing content, subscribed!

[@bulolo_wilber]

6:30 Imagine the shock on my face when I learnt of counters, the time I'd have saved. That is a game changer to counter do all the work

[@lukas.webdev]

Awesome video! Thanks for sharing those valuable tricks. 😉🔥

[@darigames2859]

This is genuinely one of the best tips and tricks videos I’ve seen

[@devinda_me]

To the point, great pacing and excellent examples ! Literally what I was looking for ❤

[@user-hw9cs6te5y]

This is the perfect video!! Thank you very much, I learned a lot of new, interesting and useful things in just 8 minutes. Keep up the good work!

[@coding2go]

Glad you liked it!

[@wlockuz4467]

The scroll-snap blew my mind! Instant sub.

[@EmperorInfern0]

Oh my god. I bookmarked this just to refer to it again and again. Buddy, THANK YOU!!!

[@PhucTran-zj5is]

U gimme almost trick I don't know and still find it till I watched this video. Thanks ❤❤❤

[@StCreed]

Halfway through and I already got at least one really good tip. That's pretty amazing.

[@martinharyanto4465]

Auto subscribe. Very clean and detail explanation. Straight forward and showing examples directly. ❤

[@JoystickStereo]

I didn't know about scroll snapping-that's dope. That new morphism one is cool too

[@jgerton]

immediately to the point AND learned new css tricks. thanks! you got my sub

[@mrjohncrumpton]

Excellent. The missing space after the class name and open squirely brackets is getting to me!

[@gautam_nath]

Being a UI developer for 5 years, I swear I learnt a lot new things today

[@MiHawk-jn9oq]

i love how you teach us the slide with snap. can you also upload a video how can you make a carousel type. for example, we have 5 slides, and after scolling the 5th slide, the one will popup is the 1st slide again.

[@coding2go]

Sure, I will make a video on that, though it needs some time until it comes out.

[@sovereignlivingsoul]

it's easy to fall into javascript, thanks for the reminder, i use tabs quite often to create multi-page elements, just for fun, great video, subbed

[@yashkhawale]

Really helpful video. Like your simple way of teaching. Could you please create a multi page website building video using html, CSS and js?

[@coel312]

This is a great video! Just a question, are most of these features supported by most modern browsers? They seem kind of new

[@TheSengard]

So many new information for me. Thanks. Will help in future Webdesign.

[@yavuzselimdogan9852]

I am developing web apps since 2012. I feel like a junior as if I start coding today while watching. Dont make us feel miserable please :)

[@danhloc112]

That is awesome!. Some tricks are so MINDBLOWING. Thanks bro!

[@lacuevadelinsecto]

I can watch this video the whole day. Just a lot of useful tips and triks!

[@yumyum7196]

This video was great! I’m immediately going to update a lot of things to these

[@gareth2021]

Great Video, learned something new and rest is definitely helpful and I would have needed sometime ago :). Btw Like the „straight to the Point“ Style

[@denhamk]

Wow. That text gradient trick was 🔥!! Next can you show me how you blur the background when I hover over my megamenu 🤪 (like apple’s website?) 😉

[@devilrjn1587]

Thanks brother. I am coding from years but didn't know these features exist.

[@bhaimohsin]

5:37 -- Great Trick!

[@Baccardi151]

Learned alot, & you didn't waste any time, much appreciated

[@Belladonna_khaday]

Bro Thank you so much❤❤. This video is incredible and it worth to watch. You earned one more subscriber.

[@AA100HP]

Love these simple yet so useful videos! Keep up the good work! 🎉

[@coding2go]

Thank you! Will do!

[@Grace7890-g3g]

He is the GOAT of CSS ❤ I would really appreciate it if you suggest a book I should read to become a better web developer

[@garryalfonso1609]

Love it! The KZbin Algorithm should recommend you. I gave you a thumbs up 👍.

[@coding2go]

Thank you 💙

[@rahul360_]

Bro I really want to more videos like this... It's really helpful me❤

[@commandstring]

The snap scrolling is one I'll definitely be using more often.

[@strawberrylemonade5546]

i can never finish vids like these bc they get too long winded and bore me but this one didn't make me want to rip my hair out halfway through lol. cool vid

[@long_codes]

Love these tips, thank you 6:00

[@Tix_Blox]

Dude, you are the best, keep up

[@lewisone]

Your explanations are as clean as your code. Great job.

[@bas9534]

thx for the tip, now time to give this lesson a try on real code. ps. like the way you straight in to the point ❤

[@SancLunatic]

In addition to the dark mode trick, the media query for prefers-color-scheme i think works 100% on all the latest versions of browsers.

[@shfunky]

Nice one! First time seeing many of these.

[@redakker]

Thank you so much! Explanation and presentation are awesome! Keep going in this way

[@harshrawat503]

just looking for this type of content thanks brahhhh

[@twign6378]

Great video with zero filler 👏

[@pawanbhatt9329]

No time waste to the point always love it ❤

[@vasiovasio]

Great video! Thank you! 😊😊😊

[@jeloi9364]

amazing tips! clear and concise explanation. Great job! :)

[@alex73167]

great video, straight to the point! thanks man!

[@kunal007216]

So wonderful...I knew few but others are just mind blowing...Subscribing you right away.

[@redflowerorigamipapercraft]

This guy deserves 99999999 Billion likes and subscribers ❤ Edit: please do not skip ads cuz this is the only financial help we can do

[@ВолодимирБарибін-е8у]

Wow, It's fantastic! Thank you for the video!

[@cwm161]

These are very helpful thanks for sharing ❤

[@arac4nia]

Finally found a decent view on CSS. 🎉

[@lindanigrootboom4634]

🔥🔥🔥 Learned a lot from KZbin today

[@codecruz]

8:25 what if you want to display a card that is not the first? Is there a CSS solution for that? Or do we need JS for that.

[@richochet]

Brilliant! 🎉 PS please would you consider chapter markers 🙏🏼

[@steel_hat_pirates]

The counter reset headings one was really helpful~

[@ac.23z]

Best css animation and explanation 👏🚀

[@aryankhandelwal15]

6:12 so you just saying replace :focus with :focus-within or is there any catch ? since it is not working

[@SUNNY-BB]

This Dude is the G O A T of CSS

[@egorovsa]

last trick with slider was really on time for me ) thanks )

[@Undrios]

• min(800px, 90%) / max() If the screen is bigger than 800px it will take 800px size If the screen is smaller than 800px it will take 90% of the screen • clamp(width, min-width, max-width)