CSS SELECTORS MADE EASY - HTML CSS Tutorial for Beginners

You won't get far in web dev without understanding CSS selectors, and they aren't hard at all!

Using CSS selectors are the bread and butter of HTML and CSS coding. You have to think about what elements on your page you want to target and how to write rules that cleanly target and apply css styling to those elements.

2 good rules you always want to follow: don't make rules more specific than they have to be (but also don't make them overly generic like "target every div on a page"), and also don't repeat yourself (DRY).

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Also watch: "Tailwind CSS - why CSS utility classes save so much time"
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[willisvensson]

I did two webbcoding classes in school. Then I haven't coded for about a year, so I watched this to refresh my memory, and let me tell you DAMN! You cover way more material than I learnt on my courses in a much more compressed time. Great tutorials, thank you!

[phanirithvij]

CSS is what defines the beauty.
JavaScript the logic.
HTML the format.

[oscwavcommentaccount]

These are probably the best HTML tutorials I have watched.

[noahm.]

I've had a website domain sitting around for a month and a half. finally got motivated to start and this series has taught me everything I need. Thank you!

[Azarie]

I have watched and bought so many courses on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, but these are the best! And they're bite-sized which helps a ton. Thank you!!!

[tapasranjanpaul]

I am 14 year old student I understood web development easier than my studies, thanks for making such a video, thanks

[hardstylerzPL]

9:45 Maybe I'm missing something but :active will not be applied when you are on the /home page but it's applied for only a moment just after clicking a link (after mouse down and before mouse up) so it allows to select a link while it is being activated.

[indigoxalis]

Thank you so much for your tutorials! I've been binging them the past couple hours and feel so much more comfortable with HTML and CSS! I can't wait until I can create my own webpage.

[zandbergx]

Best tutorial I've ever watched.
Also the best coding tutorial I've seen in general (that isn't a book)

[reubenjoji]

This course has actually helped me to refresh my memory on HTML and CSS.. THanks a lot daddy!!

[novaplex]

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[dawin]

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[scottsaccenti]

This is really good, and while you can find so many free resources like this one online to help you understand these concepts, I have yet to find a better one for clear, quick, concise instruction. Thanks a bunch for making these.

[jeffroper]

I love the tutorials but this one feels like I've missed one. In which tutorial was the code for test.html written?

[renspolak]

This is the first episode that i start to think its hard to learn!

[adarshp]

Awesome dude, love the way you've detailed everything.

[Numonique]

'Thank you very much, I'll be here all week.' Your course is informative and funny. Had a good laugh. A great way to learn this all! :)

[berniceagbenorxevi]

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[Witchkart]

you have been so happy in all the tutorials before this, but here you sound kinda exhaused. I know its 5 years ago but I hope you're alright!
also thank you for your content! you're really helping me!

[jerwellsavella]

Sometimes you just wanna mess with the first child, lmao that one sent me.