Is it possible for you to create a tutorial about CSS frameworks like Tailwind and Bootstrap, and also JavaScript frameworks like React in the future? I love how the way you teach.
Another very helpfull video. I just finished up my responsive Drupal theme using media queries and lots of calc. Much like the flexbox method, but without flexbox. Your previous videos on using rem for responsive design was early enough to implement immediately, as is the part on the images in this video. I'm also saving this one for version two, I can definitively use grid for my footer menu.
I like how you explain. Unfortunatelly you didn't show in this video with the topic responsive the container queries. I would like to see the explaination by you and if I like it again, I will subscribe. Now I will check out your channel first, maybe you have done such video already :)
clamp for font-size without @media is not good solution from visual point. Better to use 2 size one with min(x,x) for pc and tablet, and one media for mobile with clamp.
@@TheCoderCoder I see, ive not fully gotten myself into using sass, even though i would consider myself well experienced,i took a long sabbatical, im from back in the early days of development, i refuse to use frameworks, im familiar with the syntax but sass just throws me,i think its the nesting aspect of it and my old man brain just cant absorb it soi spend a lot of time writing "clusters" of css on a project
i was making my portfolio, just finished responsive design of it (i am beginner) , what i'v came across is that when it is about vertical responsivity, certain containers with 100vh , get blended up in each other . i was wondering if there was any solution available online but i couldn't manage to find one. any tips for for certain scenario? thanks
@@TheCoderCoder for example a container where i am introducing myself has 100vh , and i also have projects container with 100vh below it , whenever i go to my website on mobile and rotate it , they both blend up with eachother.
10 years working with images overlapping when inserting them into html, and you just: img {max-width: 100%;} To all images 😭 I feel the stupid person on earth 🥺.
These types of videos are actually helpful. Please keep it up!
Really glad to hear that! Will do!
Good timing. I was planning to make my portfolio responsive this week!
Thanks for watching!
Content shift point was so perfect. I really like it . ❤
5:32 - font size
7:25 - img
27:12 - grid 4-2-1
thankyou , i was confuse for making responsive lyouts for my website. but after seeing your video i am clear about that....😊😊
Where have you been ?
You taught me how to code in HTML during Covid time . I really appreciate you 🎉. Thank You
I dont think any video is better than this one on the internet on responsiveness
you explained many usefull tricks blandly. thanks a lot 🙏❤
I've learned a lot of new things from this video , thank youu !
Is it possible for you to create a tutorial about CSS frameworks like Tailwind and Bootstrap, and also JavaScript frameworks like React in the future? I love how the way you teach.
Thanks for your kind words! I don't consider myself a JS expert at the moment, enough to teach, but perhaps in the future!
Please continue these types of videos
Thanks for watching!
very good explanation thanks :) helps out a lot
Just so you know, I just subscribed! Great educational content!
What a nice tutorial video !!
Love your tutorials 👍 Thank you 🤓
Btw, I set my theme in VSCode to your coder-coder theme a while back - it’s my favorite 🙌
Thanks very much!
Thank you for your content, it's really informative and helpful.
Always a big fan of you. THank you very much for this videos Jess. Really Really appriciated
Thanks for watching!
Another very helpfull video. I just finished up my responsive Drupal theme using media queries and lots of calc. Much like the flexbox method, but without flexbox. Your previous videos on using rem for responsive design was early enough to implement immediately, as is the part on the images in this video.
I'm also saving this one for version two, I can definitively use grid for my footer menu.
Awesome! Glad that the videos have been helpful for you!
This video is right on time! Thank you!
Hope it's helpful for you!
thank you, im struggling at making my website responsive ty
THANKS MAM! YOU'RE A MIRACLE!
Thanks for watching!
life saver, thank you a lot
Thanks i was required this to do
thanks so much. the content was helpful
Glad it was helpful!
the legend is back
Thanks!
so useful , thanks
perfact video, I love it good
When will you release a new project build video on your other channel? Eagerly waiting for that
should be next week!
Great video
I like how you explain. Unfortunatelly you didn't show in this video with the topic responsive the container queries. I would like to see the explaination by you and if I like it again, I will subscribe. Now I will check out your channel first, maybe you have done such video already :)
Do you like using Tailwind?
clamp for font-size without @media is not good solution from visual point. Better to use 2 size one with min(x,x) for pc and tablet, and one media for mobile with clamp.
Can you make another one with Tailwind CSS please
hey, what coding program are you using? thanks
I used VS Code (on the left) and Firefox on the right
@@TheCoderCoder thank you!
Are you able to post the code you're using in the video?
Just posted it, it's linked in the description now! github.com/thecodercoder/make-website-responsive
Don't you use tailwind css?
what VS Code theme are you using?
My own, called Coder Coder Dark! you can get it thru the VS Code Marketplace, also linked in the description
ive never seen media queries written this way, is that specific to scss or can it be done using vanilla css?
Nice, thanks for watching!
It's an SCSS thing, unfortunately you can't nest media queries like that with pure CSS (one reason why I still like Sass/SCSS)
@@TheCoderCoder I see, ive not fully gotten myself into using sass, even though i would consider myself well experienced,i took a long sabbatical, im from back in the early days of development, i refuse to use frameworks, im familiar with the syntax but sass just throws me,i think its the nesting aspect of it and my old man brain just cant absorb it soi spend a lot of time writing "clusters" of css on a project
Am Good with Django flask ruby on rails JavaScript but CSS3 not, I don't know why but am not good it
There's definitely a learning curve, but just keep practicing and it should get easier over time
i was making my portfolio, just finished responsive design of it (i am beginner) , what i'v came across is that when it is about vertical responsivity, certain containers with 100vh , get blended up in each other . i was wondering if there was any solution available online but i couldn't manage to find one. any tips for for certain scenario? thanks
hmm, it's hard to say without looking at the actual code. Which parts are getting blended?
@@TheCoderCoder for example a container where i am introducing myself has 100vh , and i also have projects container with 100vh below it , whenever i go to my website on mobile and rotate it , they both blend up with eachother.
@@existentialism_01 change box sizing, maybe?
@@damjandjordjevic1994 hm, i'll try that.
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what is the name of this site becasue there are a thousand of them
It's called "Fluid Typography Calculator" and it's on a github.io page. Hope this helps!
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25:56 if second row 2 card I want to centre to the first row it this possible with grid layout ...??
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Like this
unfortunately not-- you can do this with flexbox though!
@@TheCoderCoder okay thank you
after seeing mediatypes all laugh become cry???
Y do u love unicorns?
why not? 🦄
10 years working with images overlapping when inserting them into html, and you just:
img {max-width: 100%;}
To all images 😭 I feel the stupid person on earth 🥺.
AI do the work
It really doesn't, go and ask your AI to make your website responsive. It will fail every time.
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