Will be teaching courses on HTML and CSS soon. The way you explain processes in your videos has made it easier for me to take what I’ve learned intuitively - from years of randomly creating - and translating into clear (and proper) context for students. Thanks!
These r dope, I really like how u take the time to figure things out out loud instead of just coding it up from a script- I feel like it gives great insight on how to think as a designer.
that's what I love about ur methods and CSS..it is the most bang for the buck...more or less-simple, but amazingly effective and practical...not overly complicated...
I just started learning html and css a week ago. I love it! Playing with opacity and background images, to making link homepages and login boxes, it's all fun. Next I need to learn javascript so I can make my page do more.
Thanks, this was really fun, and it's nice doing it yourself and making it work, I think position and z-index are in my brain for good now, and I actually understand the hover property a LOT better now than I used to
awesome video...showing us in action but also explaining in context WHY you are doing what you do . The why part is the part missing in most people's videos. I'll definitely be checking out the rest of your content and look forward to learning a whole lot more!
While doing it while watching your video. I thought of having the transform:scaleX(0); set to 0 and low and behold you did the same. Great stuff many minds think alike indeed.
just stumbled upon this channel a few days ago and started watching... man i love it. Especially loving all the little gems you cover while covering the main topic. CSS is the thing i do the least, as I've been mainly a back-end developer for the past 5 years, so this very helpful thank you so much for these videos :)
@@patriotact3729 Any video editing tool. Davinci Resolve is massively powerful and takes a while to learn. iMovie on Mac and Movie Maker on Windows are both easy, though a bit limited. Combine video, audio, photos, text.
Awesome video. I need to use pseudo elements more often! I started watching your videos a while before I attended a coding bootcamp, they have been so helpful and still are! 🤗 thank youuu
Thank you so much!!! This really help build some interactives that Im trying to code. Could you please answer a question for me? Can you build a outside of a section?
You sure can. Before we had sections, everything was divs :) A div has no semantic meaning, it's just a "division" of content that we can use to organize and group things together, but you can basically use them for anyhting.
@@KevinPowell Thank you Kevin.... i just have one more question about sections... if i could pay you, i would.... ive been investigating but i couldn't find the answer to my question. Can you nest a inside a . Ex.
Thank you 😊. Let me know how i could better support your channel.
Hey Kevin! Cheers from Brazil! I love your videos, they are really helpful! I noticed that at the end of the video, the card effect was a little bit different than the one you showed at the beginning. I wanna make the effect to be kinda symetrical, so the white thing goes in after the orange and goes out before. Do you know how can I do it?
@KevinPowell. Just curious... Maybe the length of the chracters with the hover effect can be extrapolated and used to calculate the transform timing, so that the spedd looks the same accross any amount of characters... Just a dumb idea...
Hi, About the first hover example you showed at 8:50 +-, What about if I have multiple lines? How can I add this hover underline effect to each line as well according to your code? Thanks!
Hi, good job. Tell me if I'm wrong, but I think the card__body part (white box transforms after red one) could have been done without pseudo element. By directly putting the transition and transform on the element, no?
I really love your channel, learned a lot and it helped me in my business. One question - what do you think about making those effects with gradients? No need for pseudo elements with gradients, but on the other hand i do believe css animations should be done with transforms as much as possible.
Yup, but it's also about understanding how all this stuff works, plus it's fun to do :D. And since a few people brought this up, I'll do a video taking advantage of this, but using a touch event instead!
Thank you for this. 2 questions, First, let's say I write a "transform: scaleX();" code. after you press Enter, how do you make it so your current type location is in between the "()" ? instead of at the end of the line. And second, @18:22 How did you do that? gave it the double "/ /" with a single click.
when you start to type scale before you finish typing a suggestion comes up saying scaleX() scaleY() etc... If you use those to auto finish it , it automatically puts the cursor there. 2nd, he is using Emmet (which automatically comes with using CodePen or you can download as an extension in text editors pretty sure he is using VScode in this video) and if you press CTRL+/ , it'll comment out that line or you can highlight an entire block of text and press ctrl+/ and comment out all of the highlighted text. But , you should definitely look in to using Emmet....makes typing code much faster .
Finally, now I understand how those animations are made. Thank you.
No problem!
@@KevinPowell hey Kev can you make a video on css art
I must say this channel is amazing. The whole vibe of tutorials is amazing and it makes CSS so amazing. Keep up the good work.
I love your enthusiasm! It’s like you live and breath for this stuff. I just wish I had someone like you when I started to use CSS!
Wow, I would have probably spent weeks trying to figure out how to do that with JS. Really clever, many thanks.
Will be teaching courses on HTML and CSS soon. The way you explain processes in your videos has made it easier for me to take what I’ve learned intuitively - from years of randomly creating - and translating into clear (and proper) context for students. Thanks!
man you help a lot. You are a perfect teacher. Love you. I wish I meet you one day.
These r dope, I really like how u take the time to figure things out out loud instead of just coding it up from a script- I feel like it gives great insight on how to think as a designer.
Your Videos Are So Good , These Helped Me To Understand CSS I REALLY APPRECIATE IT
that's what I love about ur methods and CSS..it is the most bang for the buck...more or less-simple, but amazingly effective and practical...not overly complicated...
this video is gold
0:30 You have instilled Love for CSS in me. Amazing tutorial. Thanks! I was not a design guy but I am starting to like it!
So glad to hear that!
I just started learning html and css a week ago. I love it! Playing with opacity and background images, to making link homepages and login boxes, it's all fun. Next I need to learn javascript so I can make my page do more.
Thanks, this was really fun, and it's nice doing it yourself and making it work, I think position and z-index are in my brain for good now, and I actually understand the hover property a LOT better now than I used to
Elegantly explained and demonstrated, as always.
Thank you.
Oh man, this was AWESOME Kevin. Definitely going to use some of these!
kevin, thanks you for your time, your channel is amazing.
*Video starts at **3:34*
Learned about the z-index never knew to set the parent to 1 to get the item behind the text. Thanks again, great video and information Kevin!
No problem at all, super glad you learned something!
awesome video...showing us in action but also explaining in context WHY you are doing what you do . The why part is the part missing in most people's videos. I'll definitely be checking out the rest of your content and look forward to learning a whole lot more!
Glad you like my approach Nathan!
Thanks for the video you have a really fun personality. It makes learning even more fun :)
Keep up the awesome content!
While doing it while watching your video. I thought of having the transform:scaleX(0); set to 0 and low and behold you did the same. Great stuff many minds think alike indeed.
Needed this today. Thanks Kev. I love you.
"We need a content on there with no content in it", that's Bollywood!
Holy shit! You fucking killed them, dude.
Still great content! Thank you Kevin.
I really enjoy these videos where it's not only about css but where design is concerned too.
Glad you liked it! Always more fun when we're doing some design stuff too :)
I'd be nowhere with CSS if it weren't for Kevin. Bless you
just stumbled upon this channel a few days ago and started watching... man i love it. Especially loving all the little gems you cover while covering the main topic.
CSS is the thing i do the least, as I've been mainly a back-end developer for the past 5 years, so this very helpful
thank you so much for these videos :)
You helped me a lot in the project I made just 2 days ago, thanks a lot!
Just in love with ur SHORT AND INFORMATIVE tuts! Nice maneer not to waste time. And whats more - the chanel is full of COOL STUFF.
Amazing video Kewin. I have been looking for it for long time. Finally got it in your video. Thanks and keep making videos like this..
More of these animation things, please
JUST WOW! Thanks for this!
Thanks for showing us how much fun CSS really is!!!
Fantastic stuff Kevin love from Zambia
I learnt a lot by watching this video. Thank you very much.
"display:relative" what a lovely mistake! it gives me the strength to carry on learning code. Great job!
you are a good teacher.
100% helpful.
thank you very much.
When I create book trailers for clients, I always play with transitions like this. I never thought I'd be able to do it with css. Very cool.
Please, how can i create a book trailer for clients please?
@@patriotact3729 Any video editing tool. Davinci Resolve is massively powerful and takes a while to learn. iMovie on Mac and Movie Maker on Windows are both easy, though a bit limited. Combine video, audio, photos, text.
@@joeldcanfield_spinhead thanks for quick reply. I'll try movie maker. Thanks again
I think I've never come across a video that had not at least one dislike. :O This video is so amazing.
Nice job, Kevin! Thank ypu from Ukrane)
Another great video. Thanks Kev!
Man, you are a css god!!🔥♥️
I am a big fan of you!
Really you are awesome.
Love you✌
was always curious how those hover animations were made, now i know it.. Thanks 🥳🤩
Big thanks Kevin! I'll use that right now!
This is awesome.
This is really helpful.
Sir, many many thanks for this video.
If you want to use the button effects on a pill style button, just add "overflow:hidden" to the button class.
You are the Andrew Kramer of the CSS world!
Perfect, big respect
Man your videos have helped a ton thank you
Awesome video. I need to use pseudo elements more often!
I started watching your videos a while before I attended a coding bootcamp, they have been so helpful and still are! 🤗 thank youuu
Brilliant videos sir! So helpful.
i love css and i love this kind of video. please do more !
thank you sir for helping us improve
Amazing video Kevin! You're an awesome teacher! Thanks
Thanks Thiago, glad you liked it!
Nice work kev
Such a helpful video, thank you.
Awesome tutorial, very easy to learn!
Thank you!
Nice Work Kevin!
I learned alot from this video Thank you very much !
Thank you so much!!! This really help build some interactives that Im trying to code. Could you please answer a question for me? Can you build a outside of a section?
You sure can. Before we had sections, everything was divs :)
A div has no semantic meaning, it's just a "division" of content that we can use to organize and group things together, but you can basically use them for anyhting.
@@KevinPowell Thank you Kevin.... i just have one more question about sections... if i could pay you, i would.... ive been investigating but i couldn't find the answer to my question. Can you nest a inside a .
Ex.
Thank you 😊. Let me know how i could better support your channel.
These sections would not have headings,asides, or anytype of html code in them. Basically a section ==$0.
That was amazing! I realy like this . It can solve lots of problems👍👍👍👍👍
Hey Kevin! Cheers from Brazil! I love your videos, they are really helpful! I noticed that at the end of the video, the card effect was a little bit different than the one you showed at the beginning. I wanna make the effect to be kinda symetrical, so the white thing goes in after the orange and goes out before. Do you know how can I do it?
ahh so helpful you are a blessing, may you live in prosperity 💕
who else noticed his star wars drawing 0:24
Edit : It's Kinda nice
I can't help but feel that clip-path would have saved so much woe with that text colouring.
Thanks for the cool effects :)
Thanks Kevin from Russia
I think i've fallen in love with css.
Your channel is something i've been seeking for a very long time: cool css stuff. Thanks for the great content!
that's weird I was just watching you the other day for another subject on another account. subbed
"Who's motorcycle is this?"
"It's X, Y and Zed's *chopper*, baby."
"Who's Zed?"
"Zed's dead, baby. Zed's dead."
Thank you Kevin
thanks kelvin love from Nigeria
Dude, that is just amazing :D
So good having subscribed your channel (:
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Your videos actually made get my lazy ass up and work on my css skills.. Lmao. You are a gem 💎
The love for CSS is Happening but how can we use this in Figma! What are THOSE tricks?! Would love to learn hovering effects of the latest kind
As always.......great info.
@KevinPowell. Just curious... Maybe the length of the chracters with the hover effect can be extrapolated and used to calculate the transform timing, so that the spedd looks the same accross any amount of characters... Just a dumb idea...
I love CSS too . it's amazing and fun to us.
All of you?
Glad I'm not the only one 😁
Hi,
About the first hover example you showed at 8:50 +-,
What about if I have multiple lines?
How can I add this hover underline effect to each line as well according to your code?
Thanks!
Parent relative， Child absolute.
Am I the only one all the way staring at the kid painting? Feels there is a little story in it. haha.
Thanks Kevin!
Haha, just one of my kid's drawings. He makes me tons, but it's one of my favorites
24:32 Did you said "Content is 'nada' "? Thanks for the video. It's amazing.
12:11 i don't understand how come the new background color goes on top while still not hiding the text !
I just want to say, thank you.
You're welcome :D
You are good teacher. 🏅🎖
Thx You from Poland! 🇵🇱🌍
Really good Job! 👍
It's really helpful to me thank you very much :D
Where is this alleged article about transitions and transforms that you recommend we read? I do not see it linked in the description.
Thank you so much sir.
What really succs is that I would probably enjoy watching this video but i already know how to do these things.
Hopefully next time I can do something new :D
Kevin you are amazing
you are two good man I really like your videos because your video is really usefull.
Hi, good job.
Tell me if I'm wrong, but I think the card__body part (white box transforms after red one) could have been done without pseudo element. By directly putting the transition and transform on the element, no?
I really love your channel, learned a lot and it helped me in my business. One question - what do you think about making those effects with gradients? No need for pseudo elements with gradients, but on the other hand i do believe css animations should be done with transforms as much as possible.
It would solve the issue with the underline breaking on the links, if the link goes over two lines (I think).
Hovering is less of a thing nowadays because of 'touch' devices, but it's still good to include it just in case!
Yup, but it's also about understanding how all this stuff works, plus it's fun to do :D. And since a few people brought this up, I'll do a video taking advantage of this, but using a touch event instead!
Thank you sir!
Thanks !
Thank you.
Thank you for this.
2 questions,
First, let's say I write a "transform: scaleX();" code. after you press Enter, how do you make it so your current type location is in between the "()" ? instead of at the end of the line.
And second, @18:22 How did you do that? gave it the double "/ /" with a single click.
when you start to type scale before you finish typing a suggestion comes up saying
scaleX()
scaleY() etc... If you use those to auto finish it , it automatically puts the cursor there.
2nd, he is using Emmet (which automatically comes with using CodePen or you can download as an extension in text editors pretty sure he is using VScode in this video) and if you press CTRL+/ , it'll comment out that line or you can highlight an entire block of text and press ctrl+/ and comment out all of the highlighted text. But , you should definitely look in to using Emmet....makes typing code much faster .
@@nathancornwell1455 tyvm!
You are great...
awesome video...
uploaded on my birthday ;)