Easy Css Color Filling Animation Hover effect | Sliding Effect | #css #webdevelopment #htmlcss

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Welcome to another episode of DevWave Diaries! 🎥 In this video, I’ll guide you through creating an eye-catching color filling or sliding animation using CSS. You’ll learn how to set up the HTML and CSS, add css before selector, nth-child property with hover effect.

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Just a quick reminder to everyone watching—I mistakenly added IDs instead of classes. Make sure to replace the IDs with classes for better practice, as IDs should be unique and using a class is the proper way to handle reusable components like buttons😃.

DevWaveDiaries
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I just started with css, this was helpful 👍

Akkuboii
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Bro you used text to voice 😂 but I know how hard is that because you need to type the words.
I understood how to make these buttons, thanks bro.

Crying_Guy_Surge
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An id is unique. Just change it to a class and everything will be correct.

JensGrochtdreis
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You shouldn't set HTML and body height to 100%. This can cause problems, overflowing problems. You can set a min-height instead. You're using the right unit already. 100dvh on the body should do what you want. The second mistake is to give components, like a button, which should be a reusable thing, an ID. As you should know, IDs can only exist once with the same name per page. A class of button or btn is the proper way. Using a modifier class for changing its direction, for example, makes it perfect.

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