Cutting-Edge CSS

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Morten Rand-Hendriksen

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01-Introduction

01-Cutting-edge CSS.mp4

01:06

02-Exercise files.mp4

00:38

02-Core Principles

01-What are logical properties.mp4

02:38

02-Position explained.mp4

02:27

03-Why margins collapse.mp4

02:41

03-Selectors

01-Counting with CSS.mp4

03:02

02-Container queries.mp4

02:20

03-The difference between is and where.mp4

01:57

04-Layout

01-How the clamp function works.mp4

01:05

02-Beyond viewport width.mp4

02:05

03-Flex vs grid Content out or layout in.mp4

01:49

04-Making sense of grid-auto-flow.mp4

02:23

05-Conclusion

01-Next steps.mp4

00:44

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CSS evolves rapidly, and it can be difficult to stay on top of the most recent modules, features, and best practices. In this course, Morten Rand-Hendriksen aims to fill this gap by riding the bleeding edge of CSS to showcase what’s new, what’s possible, and how to use cutting edge CSS in a safe way in production. To do this, Morten uses one of the least-cutting edge methods possible, paper. But by cutting away as much distraction as possible, Morten helps you visualize how CSS code relates to the actual browser output, which is key to mastering CSS.

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Morten Rand-Hendriksen

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Since joining forces with lynda.com (now LinkedIn Learning) in 2010, I've 60+ published courses on WordPress, front end web design and development, and web standards, reaching hundreds of thousands of viewers from all over the world. I also contribute to the web community as a public speaker, author, educator, web developer, and design philosopher. I help the web make sense by helping people understand and get the most out of the web, and contribute to the debates about ownership and democratization of information, design philosophy, and the open web.

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