Amazing. I watched all 3 parts and immediately solved 6 issues at my job. Instant subscribe ;-)

@KevinPowell

5 жыл бұрын

Very awesome, so glad I could help, and thanks for subbing!

At last I found someone who really knows css and what he is doing. Not mimics some code learnt from some where else. Mr. Powell you ARE a pro. And thank you so much for all the effort putting these video series together

As always, Your videos are the top level of professionalism combined with great explanation and a healthy dose of humor. Great job!

@KevinPowell

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for the kind words Konrad, really glad you're enjoying my content!

Loved all three parts of the series and that link you shared also has some amazing ideas! Thanks a lot, Kevin!

Thank you so much! After watching this series I now know how to make those little notification bubbles KZread has telling how many new videos you have and like facebook uses for new posts and such.

Wow!! Watching these videos is like having your mind opened to a new CSS multiverse where anything is possible.

You're the best. Just finished this series, and I was trying to do something similar to this on a website I am currently working on but could NOT figure out how to make it look good. This answered all my questions. Thank you for your amazing work!

I'm still very, very early in my front-end journey but watching stuff like this blows my mind! I can't wait until I get to a point where I am implementing stuff like this into my sites!

You are providing really great content Kevin. I started watching your channel and learned a lot of new things as well as solidified my knowledge. Thanks for your help and keep up the good work! I already subscribed :)

As always, Your videos are the top level of professionalism thank you so much

Watched all 3 videos that were part of the series. Great content! I can confidently say that I understand ::before and ::after, so much better than before. Thank you so much!!!

Fabulous Kevin, you have a real skill for explaining things

These videos are gold. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you so much for this! This really cleared up before and after pseudo elements for me and helped create a really cool effect on a page I’ve been working on.

Your videos are great. I just watch any video you have randomly and find a solution to a problem I have in a design. Like in this video, I didn't realise I had to go set box-sizing on before and after psuedo elements. I was wondering why a psuedo element I had wasn't quite lining up the way I expected. Thanks!

I am more of the backend guy but your videos makes me more and more interested in frontend coding. Thank you!

@KevinPowell

6 жыл бұрын

That's awesome. Backend scares me, lol.

this was fantastic - can't wait to watch your other videos

Thanks Kevin watched all three and lights went on!

Your channel deserve 10 million subscribers. Thanks for all the videos Kevin.

im learning CSS and your channel is the BEST!!! thnx a lot!!!

Awesome, Kevin🤩 CSS is so much fun!

As a beginner, no online course was really explaining what you could do with ::before and ::after and I always thought "I'll get back to it later". Well, I finally took the plunge after your video appeared in my recommended autoplay after watching another tutorial, and I just had to leave a comment because you explain so well, and it is now so easy for me and I feel like you taught me in 1hour what several days of school would have. Thank you and you got a new subscriber :)!

@KevinPowell

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the sub Tontonsan, and I'm really glad you like my approach!

This is really a great learning for me,from watching your videos. Thumbs up !

This stuff is amazing and completely changed my view on what is possible with just css.. Thanks for this! Subscribed

I had an idea replace a blocky looking footer section with a simple text based section, but that meant finding a way to separate content without using background colours or images - I've watched this video so many times over the years without fully understanding how I could use it. And now today when I needed inspiration and direction I remembered it! So I follow everything on the video and place a 50% height before & after behind h3 text, set the after color to transparent, reduce the height to 50%, give it a 3px border-top and push it down using vh, until I've basically got a horizontal rule with the brand name nicely centred. I even managed to place it all in a centred container so it only takes up 90% width. It looks a lot better than that messy description - Honestly I can't thank you enough for sharing so much knowledge, your teaching keeps me going forwards. Thank you

Wow. Watching this series i expected to only learn about ::before and ::after pseudo elements. not only did i learn that but you helped me fix a few issues i was stuck on. thanks guy, great videos.

@KevinPowell

5 жыл бұрын

Very awesome, glad it helped Dyllan!

Ohh God. Finally i found someone who could explain me what these elements do. Thanks a lot for giving this valuable knowledge to us. 👍🙏

Another excellent explanation. I think the reason this isn't used much is because it's all a bit abstract until you see examples. I suspect that as we all get more familiar and see more examples, there'll be ongoing creative use of pseudo elements like this.

@KevinPowell

4 жыл бұрын

I almost exclusively use them for design elements. It's actually good from an accessiblity point of view too, rather than adding extra markup that doesn't actually have a purpose other than looking pretty :)

These videos are GREAT! Thank you so much for sharing.

Really enjoyed the video, the pacing and your entire thought process. *First timer on the channel* *subscribed*

@KevinPowell

5 жыл бұрын

So glad that you enjoyed it so much, and a big thank you for the sub :)

Kevin, realy thank u for this series of videos. Love from Brasil .

You got my brain working 😂 i was thinking with you along the video to find out how to do it. Awesomeness is a fact 😍😍 thank you

This is a fantastic video, upping my skills and code cleanliness.

I sure have learned a lot from you. Thank you.

Really cool. thanks for the lesson Kevin!

I watched all 3 parts - this is so cool !

I have a new found respect for css thanks to you

Thanks a lot for these three videos!

You are my all time favourite instructor in youtube ❤❤❤❤❤

Thanks Kevin; that’s amazing! 👏👍

Thank you Kevin. Love your tips !!! Very usefull and clear as usual :)

Man! Im speechless! This is so fun and useful! Ive already said that but you are a great instructor. I wish I could afford some monetary gratification like buying your course. I will, someday soon. For now, thank you very much.

This is simply awesome.....Great job...

Thank you master, all explained clearly!!

I enjoy your videos. A super-easy way to style the .intro class "Generic Heading" is with grid using grid-template-columns: 1fr auto 1fr. (I learned this by watching your videos about grid, heh). Add a small grid-gap for white space around the text. Now the ::before and ::after elements just need background color and you're done! Keep up the excellent work, Kevin.

Thank you! I learned a lot

Awesome. This is incredible

Great Tutorial Kevin

Really loved it. You killed it ✌️

Wow, ::before watching this video i assumed that i know something about css, but ::after i realized i am doing css in a wrong way, Thank you Sir (immediately subscribed )

You are incredible! Thank you so much!

Watched the complete 3 parts on TV, had to grab my laptop to comment, like and subscribe!!! Thank you Kevin...

@KevinPowell

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Kelvin, glad you liked it enough to take the time to do that! Thanks for the sub :D

just found your channel. IM HOOKED

Thanks @Kevin.

Excellent as always 👍👍👍

@KevinPowell

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Sanjay!

For these kind of effects, outline - offset with some transitions also cool.👍👍

Good material. Thank you.

thanks for the tuts sir! :D

Thank you so much! That is amazing and you are definitely a good teacher!

@KevinPowell

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot, glad that you liked the video :D

This is so cool!

dudes, CSS seems awesome after this tutorial 🤣 Thanks Kevin

Kevin, you're a boss

Kevin, once again thank-you for the details on how all this works and why. Just had a thought (it happens now and then). Have you ever considered explaining the planning stages for building a website. What goes on before we hit exclamation tab.Thanks again Kevin, you have raised my ability 10 fold.

@KevinPowell

6 жыл бұрын

I sort of talked about it once very briefly in one of my other videos, but I am about to start redesigning my personal site. I'm pretty much in the ideation phase at the moment. I should totally make some videos of what I'm doing and how I'm approaching it.

Excellent explanation Kevin. Could you please explain more about how .card::before goes behind image without setting any z-index on it.

This man a legend

Outstanding

Awesome, thanks

this is awesome!

Your videos are pretty good, I speak Spanish but I better understand your videos than the other videos in my language

Awesome! You are Perfect! thanks!😃

Thank you so much!

Great Job bro

subscribed... these are great videos, man. Thanks!

@KevinPowell

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for the sub Andy! So glad to hear that you're enjoying my videos!

Awesome content worth watching. How did I miss to watch this content before.

@KevinPowell

6 жыл бұрын

Glad you're liking it 😁

@maheshbeeravelli

6 жыл бұрын

Kevin Powell shared with all my peers (y)

Tank you, you really helped me there.

Amazing !

Great stuff !

@KevinPowell

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

I like using before and after as a nice colorful thick underline that is 30% of the width of content.

Thank you!

@KevinPowell

6 жыл бұрын

No problem 😀

You are the one man ✌🏼 thank U

Great video

Thank you for this 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

So clear!!! :)

Delicious. Great videos.

Good job. Your videos are superb.

@KevinPowell

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Phillip!

Superbe ! merci pour tout

@KevinPowell

5 жыл бұрын

Pas de problems 😁

Phew, Exam secured! Thank you Kevin Powell! Im going to watch all of your series after my Exam, but can I ask if you have like a playlist?

@KevinPowell

5 жыл бұрын

I have a bunch of playlists :)

Nice video. Very good work.

@KevinPowell

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

tank you vary maatch

One of the most overlooked selectors to overcome glitches when working will rollovers. In this presentation (referring to the codepen) its .card:hover .card__text {opacity: 1;} This will target Any element with a class name of 'card_text' that descends from an element that is hovered on with a class name 'card' .

Great thank you

Nice tutorial. Thanks a lot.

@KevinPowell

5 жыл бұрын

Glad that you enjoyed it :)

Thank you, sir!

@KevinPowell

6 жыл бұрын

No problem Milan :D

Thank you so much

I can only say: Amazing!

@KevinPowell

5 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it :)

I can't thank you enough.

awesome..!!..❤️

I am so glad i found you😂😅

thats so cool

Awesome... Your genius

@KevinPowell

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks :D