HTML5 Tutorial For Beginners – 6 of 6 – CSS Page Layout
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How do you line up the aside bar to go the full lenght of the articles?
Please HELP!
Great! A good tutor always make a problem looks easier. Bravo!
i have been on youtube since i was maybe 12 years old….watch thousands of
videos, never watched any video so detailed and easy explained in only a
matter of minutes… i don’t know how to thank you but thank you for taking
the time and effort!
…and not a single
How do you make the page the starts with @charset interact with the first
page with all of the info. Do i need to watch a separate video for CSS to
understand?
Hi, Pls, Have
Just curious how you determine whether or not to use a class instead of an
id as you mentioned about the header element. Typically, I use a unique id
for unique elements and would separate the various header elements by id
and only assign a class if I needed the same styling on multiple elements
on a page. But if one header is going to be different from another header,
it would seem to me that using an id would be the way to go. My 2 cents.
Really enjoyed the last 3 videos in this series.
Thanks for this wonderful series. Precise and fluid presentation.
Loved these tutorials! Best I’ve seen on here.
Simply awesome! Straight and clear, thanks mate. Keep up the good work.
good content of the video
I can’t get any css to work. I don’t have a clue what I’m doing. PLEASE
HELP!
Man, your tutorials rock. I’m learning this in college but it’s confusing,
but after watching these tutorials it’s making so much more sense.
Thank you so much. I learned a lot about html 5 by watching your tutorial
series. now i am about to watch the css series. As usual, in a very nice
and easy to understand way you teach us. Thank you teacher. can you please
tell me which screencast software you use. how do you create animated
annotations and zoom with it? Thank you once again.
Thanks for such a good series.
Great tutorial. I would take this site to the next level by using CSS3
with the HTML5 code. That gives you the abilities to add drop shadowing,
rounded corners, and many other cool advanced features. Also adding the
code for mobile devices would be a nice touch to make the site more
modern. :-)
golden tutorial voice!
simple, clear, straight to the point, great tutorial
God Bless your work!
Hey thanks so much for this tutorial.
I am becoming a self-taught Web Designer, and this tutorial was definitely
a great lesson.
All of your tutorials are great. Keep up the Good Work!!!
Many thanks for this series. I’m really glad that from all the results
Youtube generated, regarding HTML tutorials for beginners, I chose yours.
you are a master instructor. Thanks
Thanks for such a great intro! Now onto your CSS series! :)
When you put padding and margin 0 for html,body,h1,etc can’t you just do *{
margin:0 padding:0}?
Thanks, it’s really helpful