Am into backend actually, does anyone have any resources or links that can help one understand this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3elGSZSWTbM by the king of CSS himself Kevin Powell, those two arent really hard to understand so goodluck

Thanks

FlameHashira:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3elGSZSWTbM by the king of CSS himself Kevin Powell, those two arent really hard to understand so goodluck

Please do you know any resources for building a footer and making it responsive. Thanks for Kevin Powell resource

Something that shouldn't take u up to 2 minutes to grasp


Create a div and some child's to it


Now open your chrome inspect and start playing with the flex properties using chrome css... within minutes you'd grasp the concept

Hope2014:
Am into backend actually, does anyone have any resources or links that can help one understand this

Save yourself stress, just use bootstrap

Major tip for using css flexbox and grid: Always implement display property and set value to grid if using grid or flexbox if using flexbox. They are two different things else your box or container element won't work.

Hope2014:

Please do you know any resources for building a footer and making it responsive. Thanks for Kevin Powell resource

Sorry I don't think I fully understand what you mean, footer ke? Generally there isn't a need to make a footer specifically responsive just once the whole page is responsive that's it, footers don't really have much things in it apart from copywrite and some contact info

FlameHashira:

Sorry I don't think I fully understand what you mean, footer ke? Generally there isn't a need to make a footer specifically responsive just once the whole page is responsive that's it, footers don't really have much things in it apart from copywrite and some contact info

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I wont recommend you watching YouTube videos, instead I will suggest FreeCodeCamp(https://freecodecamp.org). An entire sub-section is dedicated towards
CSS Flexbox, CSS Grid and Animation.
Learn the concept first before any video watching. In addition, the Mozilla Developer Network can come in handy, on
your VSCode edition, once you write a rule, and you dont understand any property inside the rule, hover over it, you should see an MDN link where you can learn more.
#cheers

Hope2014:
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That's normal I think since you have to scroll all the way down, if you don't want it like that you can just reduce the font size and restructure it