The thing I really like about your videos is that you go straight to the point without wasting much time, but you also manage to mention key underlying principles so that the logic behind comes through. So much useful info packed in to those few minutes!
I’ve found it quite useful on “required” form labels is to set the content of the ::before attribute to “required.” and hide it visually. This way the text content is read by assistive technologies before the label text
I'm never disappointed with any of your videos. There's always a clear explanation of the topic, along with nice points to remember, and several relevant examples. And your audio quality and overall presentation is top-notch. I hope you never stop making videos!
I always have to google what certain CSS attributes actually do (::before and ::after being one of them). Love this video, definitely do some more CSS tutorials ✨
Absolutely brilliant tutorial. You were easy to understand because you really know how to explain well. Slowly, calmly, and with simplified information. Since, I'm a visual learner I tend to watch a lot of videos, and I can vouch you are one of the best youtuber in the programming field who know how to teach what is needed and skipping the unnecessary parts which just complicate things. Thank you so much for the video. I was wondering what is this pseudo elements "::before" and "::after" and now I know. :) Have a good day
Another great and informative video, brother!! I'm currently tearing into the FCC certificates and your content has been a huge help along the way. Love and Light!!! Vince.
Hey I just went through a college web dev program, and digging for answers found your channel, and really, you do a great job at making it simplified. I do not leave comments much, but you deserve it. I had this idea of using Spotify Api to play music and to display lyrics, and actually thats how I found you. I was inspired by a project that you did similar. Nice on
Most ppl are confused about pseudo elements (before and after) even me,I used to use but didnot realized first the excat use of this tool,after watching your video now I am feeling happy using it in projects,Bundle of Thanks man
Thank you Mr. Kyle Cook for this amazing tutorial, I finally understand how pesudo element after / before really works, your tutorially really helps me a lot, no more confusion, I feel free a bit right now, but there is still a lot of to figure out ahead, I will follow your teaching, eventually I will be literally free, I find my way out of mysery !!!
Thank you for this video. It has been really helpful, for me specifically on positioning an icon to the left of some text and being able to space everything. Your additional part about the hovering tooltip, is it possible to make it keyboard accessibly without needing to resort to Javascript? Thanks again.
Another great video. You really have a skill in teaching. Thanks. What is this data-tooltip="Tooltip" (at the button in the html part)? It seems like it does nothing, at least in my browser (chrome).
I hope you realized how you are changing one's lives by making this kind of videos. I for one, doing self study and the agony that I feel for not getting an in depth explanation about something is hell, but here you are, better than any paid platforms who offers "classes", well, what can I say man. A prayer for your welfare and well being is all I can do in exchange of my gratitude. ❤
@@SACHIN-gd6zy I also have a few newer Node.js/Express videos planned for the future. I even just released a blog post yesterday on Express middleware. blog.webdevsimplified.com/2019-12/express-middleware-in-depth
Thanks for the videos! Why isn't there any editor that tells you what attributes(rules) are required to write some CSS? I feel distressed when some of the CSS I write don't show on the browser.
How can I apply pseudo class like (hover, focus, active, visited, link) on a line in html WITHOUT CSS? For example, on the following tag: Is there a tag, atribute, value ...! How?
Nice explanation, but I still don't know what the use of it. Sure you can put content from CSS, but doesn't that clutter your code more by having content defined on html, css, and outside stuff like API, variable, state, or something else?
@4:21 why not just add an asterisk after 'name' rather than making a class for it? Surely, even if we had multiple important inputs to fill in, we can just type an asterisk, right?
The thing I really like about your videos is that you go straight to the point without wasting much time, but you also manage to mention key underlying principles so that the logic behind comes through. So much useful info packed in to those few minutes!
So true
okay, I realize that I need to watch all of your videos, even if I know some topics really well, lol)
yeah, I feel the same way, Mr. Kyle Cook is the light and the only way of my life to build my dream project sooner and quicker !!!
True story!
I knew about some... pseudo elements :
- ::before
- ::after
Hahaha
@Tunde Giwa Yeah I know right! He's probably the best coding teacher I've found so far!
I’ve found it quite useful on “required” form labels is to set the content of the ::before attribute to “required.” and hide it visually. This way the text content is read by assistive technologies before the label text
Your explanation of why before and after don't work on elements without content was very helpful!
Thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I'm never disappointed with any of your videos. There's always a clear explanation of the topic, along with nice points to remember, and several relevant examples. And your audio quality and overall presentation is top-notch. I hope you never stop making videos!
I’m going through a CSS course right now and this was SO DARN HELPFUL!! Thank you so much
I always have to google what certain CSS attributes actually do (::before and ::after being one of them). Love this video, definitely do some more CSS tutorials ✨
Absolutely brilliant tutorial. You were easy to understand because you really know how to explain well. Slowly, calmly, and with simplified information. Since, I'm a visual learner I tend to watch a lot of videos, and I can vouch you are one of the best youtuber in the programming field who know how to teach what is needed and skipping the unnecessary parts which just complicate things. Thank you so much for the video. I was wondering what is this pseudo elements "::before" and "::after" and now I know. :) Have a good day
I've been devouring your content for my interview next week and feel like all the stuff I hacked together in the past finally makes sense, THANK YOU!
There's an entire video dedicated to literally anything about web dev on this channel lol. Subscribed!
You are great at conveying information in a simple and concise way. I tip my hat to you in respect.
Another great and informative video, brother!! I'm currently tearing into the FCC certificates and your content has been a huge help along the way. Love and Light!!! Vince.
Thumbs Up! I am surprised with the content in 8 minutes. I like your attitude, straight to the concept and meaningful.
Hey I just went through a college web dev program, and digging for answers found your channel, and really, you do a great job at making it simplified. I do not leave comments much, but you deserve it. I had this idea of using Spotify Api to play music and to display lyrics, and actually thats how I found you. I was inspired by a project that you did similar. Nice on
thanks for starting youtube channel, your channel stand out among so many channels , Thanks , wish you good health.
Most ppl are confused about pseudo elements (before and after) even me,I used to use but didnot realized first the excat use of this tool,after watching your video now I am feeling happy using it in projects,Bundle of Thanks man
As previously mentioned, I really appreciate the approach of not wasting a learners time!
Even though I'm familiar with CSS, this video was helpful.
Pseudo Elements used to be intimidating to me, but not anymore after this video. Thanks Kyle!
I love web devs . Simple, straight and precise
Thank you Mr. Kyle Cook for this amazing tutorial, I finally understand how pesudo element after / before really works, your tutorially really helps me a lot, no more confusion, I feel free a bit right now, but there is still a lot of to figure out ahead, I will follow your teaching, eventually I will be literally free, I find my way out of mysery !!!
More info in less minutes ..straight to the point 👌
Oh gosh! I am just learning CSS and this topic just made me wonder what was a pseudo element but thanks to you, now I got it... Thank you Bro.
I must say you are one of the best youtubers on webdevelopment 👍
The best css explanation course channel!! So many details and so clear! Thank you so much.
Thank you so much! Your video is exactly what I was looking for and I just started learning CSS your videos are perfect bro keep it up!
explained simple, calm, amazing; thank you
This is a great tutorial for what I don't know how to google it! Thanks Kyle
Thank you. I watched a few tutorials and even freecodecamp and couldn't understand what before and after was doing. I understand now
Every time I need to get a hold of a css topic, I just search for web dev simplified's video on it!
Really cool explanation! Straight to the point, well explained, useful example. Thank u!!
I just subscribed to your channel because you really do simplify things for us.
Your videos are great dude. Short, sharp and sweet with concise and easy to understand language. Good job 👌
you opened my horizon, thanks.
Such a crystal clear explanation.. You are a Rockstar!!
Straight to the point, thank you.
Finally I learned pseudo elements, Thanks.
I would thank you for telling me how it is actually used in Web Dev instead of just blabbing theory .Looking for more videos!
I must give you your flowers.. you are a great teacher.
dude your videos save my life
That's so perfect man!!! Thanks, you're amazing
Thanks brother your videos are easy to understand
Awesome tutorial! thank you so much !!! I was wondering for a long time the utility of ::after and ::before
I like to watch your videos as opposed to people that do 40 mins tuts, keep it up Kyle!
Great tutorial, I love these in depth explanations! I never feel lost or confused!
i hope one day you will have 10 mill subs you are great man... love from nepal
Awesome explanation, thanks for sharing this.
Such an amazing video...Thanks for sharing!!!!
Perfection. Thank you!
Amazing stuff. I always wondered where to use these things lol
Your lessons are great for visual learners btw
Hello sir I like your videos so much that I have subscribed your chanel.I love the way you talk.I understand very quickly what you tell.Thank you
😍😊Thank You very much This Video helps me to understand the working of pseudo elements thanks sir ji.😊
Great video ! one drawback, we can't handle i18n this way (or can we ?)
Thanks for the explanation I understand them a lot better 😅
Thank you so much ,this video of you that i understand about pseudo
I just bought the course in the description. I'm looking forward to the premium content as your free content is great
Thanks for the support. I hope you enjoy it!
Great efforts to train us thank you man
Mr. Kyle Cook is the light and the only way of my life to build my dream project sooner and quicker !!!
Authentic information, keep it up. You earned a sub.
This is really helpful
Thank you
Hi Kyle! May I ask which company do you work for currently? Just really curious.
Thank you for this video. It has been really helpful, for me specifically on positioning an icon to the left of some text and being able to space everything. Your additional part about the hovering tooltip, is it possible to make it keyboard accessibly without needing to resort to Javascript? Thanks again.
I didn't know what tool-tip was before watching this video
Great teacher! Thank you Kyle!
Nice man, you will grow really fast if you keep uploading so much videos
This is such a great tutorial! Thank you!
really helping tutorial man
Another great video. You really have a skill in teaching. Thanks.
What is this data-tooltip="Tooltip" (at the button in the html part)? It seems like it does nothing, at least in my browser (chrome).
Sorry - just had to watch the rest of the video ...
I google 1 question and this man has every answer then I end up in a rabbit hole of watching all his vids. its 6am bruv please spare me
great topic and great explanation
Another Amazing video man.
how to format dis string? "Paris""NewYork""Rome"
I hope you realized how you are changing one's lives by making this kind of videos. I for one, doing self study and the agony that I feel for not getting an in depth explanation about something is hell, but here you are, better than any paid platforms who offers "classes", well, what can I say man. A prayer for your welfare and well being is all I can do in exchange of my gratitude. ❤
Yeah this will definitely half my 900 code line project.
So easy after this video!
thank god ... your Videos are there :)
Please make on series Node JS and Express JS tutorial..
Lol check his old video
He has bunch of Node Js with express tutorial
He even has a full stack course on node/express/mongodb please check it!!!
@@SACHIN-gd6zy I also have a few newer Node.js/Express videos planned for the future. I even just released a blog post yesterday on Express middleware. blog.webdevsimplified.com/2019-12/express-middleware-in-depth
@@WebDevSimplified yes I saw , I even purchased your React course on launched day!
@@SACHIN-gd6zy Thank you so much for the support!
Can u make a video with more examples where we can use both pseudo elements and pseudo classes on same thing.
Super helpful, thank you!
All pseudo elements should use double colon or just the before after?
Wow this was super helpful, thank you!
Thanks for the videos!
Why isn't there any editor that tells you what attributes(rules) are required to write some CSS? I feel distressed when some of the CSS I write don't show on the browser.
is there any video on :current ?
Thank you!
you are best . are you senior developer?
Another great tutorial!
Great video. Many thanks
Clear.,.,Thanks man
sir if we want to add multiple elements in after and before then can we do that?
thank you kyle
How can I apply pseudo class like (hover, focus, active, visited, link) on a line in html WITHOUT CSS?
For example, on the following tag:
Is there a tag, atribute, value ...! How?
Nice explanation, but I still don't know what the use of it. Sure you can put content from CSS, but doesn't that clutter your code more by having content defined on html, css, and outside stuff like API, variable, state, or something else?
Thanks for the video
quality free content thank you
Great thanks.. but Why this video hasn't captions. It's hard to understand who are not familiar with English. Me too also
thank you very much helped
@4:21 why not just add an asterisk after 'name' rather than making a class for it? Surely, even if we had multiple important inputs to fill in, we can just type an asterisk, right?
bro you are the best
Can anyone explain why he used [ ] around date-tooltip? Thanks