HTML & CSS Crash Course Tutorial #5 - CSS Classes & Selectors

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[legendaryknight]

I don't know what to say, dear Shaun, I just can say how you explain is the most understandable and simple way of teaching materials in whole earth about the subjects you are teaching. Your voice is also amazing. Every time I watch your tutorials, I would wish if university professors who think are so awesome with their terrible way of teaching materials must come and learn from you how to teach something in an awesome way as you do. Thank you so much 🐱‍👤💖.

[neaadi]

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[ItsJustFil]

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[rakibul]

You are a saviour man. Your teaching style is very unique and easy to grasp. I have a request though, please add an exercise/assignment at the end of the video. This would increase our understanding and help us to apply what we learn.

[helendarden]

This guy is awesome!! I am new to HTML and CSS and have been stumped a few styling issues and linking them to HTML and this guy answered my questions within minutes. Very clear and easy to follow instructions! Thank you!

[dogood]

Shaun I am a big fan of your teaching style. I have one request please make a complete course on nodejs and release it on your udemy a/c. I will be happy to pay as along it is complete. Thanks for being such a great teacher 😀

[acquij]

This whole series just threads the needle so well between thorough explanation and tight pacing; quite excellent.

[frewnegash]

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[Shane]

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[amnafaiyaz]

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But your videos are simplified in the perfect manner that I’m learning more from you than my actual teacher. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[dekio]

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[ahmadalharbi]

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[dawgz]

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[chdix]

Wow. I haven't used HTML extensively since 2007 and the attribute selector is news to me. 🤯

[songwright]

I'm just clarifying for myself when I look at time 11:00, you make a distinction about the use of a space between "div" and ".error." With a space, the style applies to any descendant in a div with the .error class in the index.html. Without a space, the style is ONLY for a div with the .error class, not the descendants.

[FordellCastleGaming]

I took a college course covering the same material about 14 years ago, and it wasn't taught as well, as thorough, and I am learning a host of new things. Excellent class. Crazy we lost 1/3 of the people from Tutorial 1 to here.