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Haha this dude is funny! Thanks for the tutorial bruv
Why hasn’t there been any new episodes on coding
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How can you move the nav-bar from the top of the page to the left?
no it wouldn’t. If you wanted to change it’s state while you’ve got it clicked you’d have :active or in some instances :focus, but :click is not a selector. onClick is a Javascript command that you can use.
These are good vids keep them going
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Metalic is it just me or do his thumbnails look a hell of a lot like yours?
Nice videos mate. LOL!
I have two problems, the nav bar, and the bulletpoints. I’m not sure what’s wrong but even when I try to copy and paste all you have done into my work it doesn’t show either. please help.
Very Helpful. Is there any way you can post your word doc so i can look at it one more time to see ware the lists are?
you’re funny. I like that. But you’re also a huge bellend. See ya later mate.
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Nice tutorial, very helpful
But you forgot to add the fixes for “display: inline-block” :3
hey,please can u upload part #5 soon
One of the best ever tutorials out there! Amazing well done Rob! You have helped me so much!
ScreenFlow
sure, it’s a simple line of code that means when you say that an element is going to be x pixels wide, lets use 200px as an example, it will put the padding within that. So width:200px; padding:20px; will be 200px wide, whereas without that, on some browsers it would be 200 + the padding, 240px whereas others it’d be 200px. It’s just a neat trick for cross-browser compatability
Can you briefly explain the * bo-sizing bit at the beginning of the style css. It caught my attention and now I’m really interested to find out why it needs that bit of code.
what do you use for screen cap on your mac? i just got a new macbook and i recorded on a pc before. cant remember the software
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