Take your CSS skills to the next level with this comprehensive training course. Learn advanced topics such as SVG, CSS variables, gradients, shadows, positioning, transitions, transforms, responsive images, and more to help you code professional looking webpages.
Overview
Syllabus
Section 1
Starting a New Website from Scratch & Emmet Shortcuts
- Creating a new HTML page with Emmet shortcuts
- Adding content & styling it
Variable Fonts (from Google Fonts) & Unitless Line-Height
- Adding custom web fonts from Google Fonts
- Using font-weight
- Unitless line-height
Styling the Navbar
- Styling the Navbar
- Hover & Focus Link Styles
CSS Box Model: Content-Box vs. Border-Box
- How border-box is different than content-box
- Visualizing the box model in Chrome’s DevTools
- Fixing spacing issues around images
- Flexible padding: using percentage amounts
Section 2
SVG Sizing (Width & Height) and Embedding SVG
- How Width & Height Affect Sizing of SVG
- Embedding SVG (instead of linking)
- Styling SVG using CSS ,
- Using currentColor
CSS Position Property
- Static position & the normal document flow
- Relative position
- Absolute position
- The dynamic duo: relative parent, absolute child
- Fixed position
Fixed Position Navbar, RGBA, & Backdrop Filters
- Creating a fixed navbar on wide & tall screens
- RGBA color
- Blurring & desaturating a background with CSS backdrop filters
Improvements for Mobile Devices
- Preventing mobile text size adjustment
- Preventing a fixed navbar on short screens
- Dealing with the iPhone’s dynamic island (or notch)
- CSS calc()
Section 3
Background Gradients & Text Gradients
- CSS background gradients
- CSS text gradients
Multiple Backgrounds, Viewport Sizing (vw), & Clamp
- Multiple backgrounds on a single element
- Colorizing a photo by overlaying a transparent gradient
- Using viewport sizing units (vw)
- Using Clamp to set a min & max font size
Creating Columns with Flexbox
- Displaying content as columns using Flexbox
- Vertical alignment with Flexbox
Pseudo-Elements & the Content Property
- Using pseudo-elements
- The content property
- Seeing pseudo-elements in Chrome’s DevTools
Taught by
Dan Rodney, Brian McClain, Colin Jaffe, Greyson Frazier, and Chett Tiller