These CSS PRO Tips & Tricks Will Blow Your Mind!

10 MINDBLOWING CSS Tips and Tricks that solve typical JavaScript problems with CSS ONLY. You will learn elegant solutions for everyday css problems and productive shorthands for responsive web design, How to implement modern design trends such as glassmorphism or new morphism smooth scroll snapping in swiper, how to use the :checked pseudo-class to create eventListener in CSS only. How to fix a common :focus pseudo-class problem to create a dropdown menu in css without the need of javascript. And much much more.

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CONCEPTS YOU WILL LEARN:
✔ HTML, CSS ONLY
✔ CSS Solution without JavaScript
✔ Responsive Web Design
✔ Smooth Scrolling in Swiper (scroll snapping)
✔ Modern UI Design Trends such as Glassmorphisn and New Morphism
✔ CSS Shortcuts and effective code solutions
✔ How do checkboxes and labels work (:checked pseudo-class)
✔ How does the :focus pseudo-class work in css
✔ How does the :focus-within pseudo-class work in css
✔ How to create a dropdown menu in css only without javascript
✔ How to use min() max() and clamp() functions
✔ How to resize elements in css

I hope you learned something new ;)

[codinggo]

Hope you guys learned something new. Feel free to share your own css tricks in the comments for others to see 😎

[sandarushashinda]

bro got straight in to the point, didn't waste a single sec of my life, worth it

[dedse]

I just got bombarded with information, not a single second to think about anything else rather than the CSS tips, just perfect!

[militarykaliber-rpss]

I love how straight to the point you are, no lengthy intro no bullshit, i just love it, you got a new sub

[darknezx]

Incredible content, no BS, just tip after tip

[manfromexistence]

Bro, I watched so many CSS tricks but this trick you gave is so awesome. Thanks bro, I didn't realize until now that ':not' and ':has' CSS new selectors can be so useful and CSS scroll trick is also so awesome too. Thanks a lot!!!

[Luke-A]

Started learning css about 2 weeks ago, and this video has advanced my knowledge by about 2 months. The box-shodow looks amazing.

[FilipeFreire]

I love this type of content delivery. super straight to the point while adding as much value as possible! Awesome job Fabian & Pavel! 👏👏

[bakasenpaidesu]

Do you have CSS beginner to advanced course? If no then you should definitely make one I will surely buy it.

[Moamal-Alaa]

Great video bro, Just one thing you haven't mentioned in the video, If you rely on checkbox inputs to toggle the menu you have to make sure it won't ruin the accessibility, and as you mentioned users won't notice but the browsers, so becareful when you use checkboxes for other purposes.

[devinda_me]

To the point, great pacing and excellent examples ! Literally what I was looking for ❤

[commandstring]

The snap scrolling is one I'll definitely be using more often.

[yumyum]

This video was great! I’m immediately going to update a lot of things to these

[Htbaa]

For accessibility concerns please don't misuse a checkbox for that purpose. Other than that some awesome tricks in here, especially the snapping slider.

[mrcash]

Im doing web development since 5 years now. Where have you been all that time? Amazing content, subscribed!

[sovereignlivingsoul]

it's easy to fall into javascript, thanks for the reminder, i use tabs quite often to create multi-page elements, just for fun, great video, subbed

[ВолодимирБарибін-еу]

Wow, It's fantastic! Thank you for the video!

[wlockuz]

The scroll-snap blew my mind! Instant sub.

[Baccardi]

Learned alot, & you didn't waste any time, much appreciated

[JoystickStereo]

I didn't know about scroll snapping—that's dope. That new morphism one is cool too