5 CSS tricks every Web Developer should know in 2022

This is very helpful and informative tricks for every web developer.

I'm curious why you chose to use vendor prefixes in some of your tips when all CSS props used are widely available without prefix in most browsers now?

I learnt bootstrap very help full thing from you and MDB, created a web site for our Church.. so happy..TQ

Didn't know the two first ones. Thanks.

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As a long time desktop developer, I'm JUST starting out with CSS and HTML, and it's fascinating. This video was awesome! Could you maybe do an in depth dive on images? I keep having issues with banding on the left and right, even the top. I really just want the background to always stretch poportionally as much as is neessary, then take that and hone in on a certain point I've determine is the part that looks best. So it's slighly zoomed in top that pretty point. Yet the banding just won't stop if I try different viewpoert sizes!

Hey I’m having trouble running and debugging on VS Code. When I try to run a code it tells me to open ‘launch.json’. Idk what I’m doing can someone help me?

that was pretty cool thanks bro

Thank you, as a beginner I found these very useful.
BTW I Immediately recognized your Polish accent 😀

thanks for share awesome vdo

Nice video

please I need angular videos for front end then angular using CSS, and JavaScript

Osm triks 😎bro, keep it to make new latest tricks

Very very nice tricks and explanation, good stuff!

Thanks you sir

So helpful to us💖💖💖💖

Awesome tutorial ++++++++++++++++++++++ Thank you

okay, can I call you king?

i want that theme can any body tell me it's name

Congrats! it has been very helpful!

Thanks! This helped a lot! Peace!

Great content! I would add pseudo-elements like ::before and after to play with additional effects and also the box-shadow property (with or without insets)

Thank you

awesome tutorial sir

Muchas gracias

Thank you for a few good CSS tricks of the trade. Could you create a follow up with layout tricks – like Flexbox or Grid?

amazing you are so cool

I knew about the font only
Thanks for those tips i like em

I like how you make things easy

Thank you. Your trick is good but code is hard to see

I just started learning CSS, and this looks really helpful! Thanks!

Another way to do the 2nd one is to use linear gradient

Ooouuu my God.. This is so good… thank you for this video…. 😀 This is absolute amazing… I m learning CSS and HTML on my own and this is just perfect… 😀

Thanks!

Gradients? Google Fonts? Are you for real?

Got like and subscribe, thank you

Good stuff!

amazing vid but… i mean if a web developer don't know how to change the font, idk how he became a web developer

awesome, how i can draw a line from one element ot the other ?

Nice content you gained a subscriber keep it up!!!!!!!
It's just awesomeeeeeeeee