I've been watching you for a very long time. I think you are very underrated. Coming from a professional programmer perspective, the way you explain things are so straight to the point yet covers all the important bases for me. It's also very time saving. Your philosophy of "simple and quick" really is perfect for me. Ontop of all that, you have a pleasing voice and look. I hope you continue the great work! Thank you.
I use it everywhere now… I wonder if it has performance issues 🤔 When I was learning CSS, I was told to avoid calc(), but I never knew if that was a stupid advise. Thanks for sharing!
This is cool but I have a horrible feeling many devs may accidentally make their website less accessible by using this in the way you have in the example.
Some users need the font to get to very large sizes in order to read it properly so we should be careful were we use this power 🙂
1vmin = ?px
Browser support is amazing..
someone know what about line-height? Is it working in the same way?
Good browsers support of this function. Feel free to use it in your production
Blow my mind ! Ill try that asap.
Please continue that kind of vidéo love it !
Please keep making these!! I’m a new dev and still learning. These shorts are extremely helpful!
Fully supported by all modern browsers.
what ?
Do you have tiktok?
I feel like soon enough, css would be considered a programming language, and I am not mad about it
I've been watching you for a very long time. I think you are very underrated. Coming from a professional programmer perspective, the way you explain things are so straight to the point yet covers all the important bases for me. It's also very time saving. Your philosophy of "simple and quick" really is perfect for me. Ontop of all that, you have a pleasing voice and look.
I hope you continue the great work! Thank you.
Thanks
First impression is it'll be a pain to test at different screen sizes since you don't know exactly how big it will be at all times in all situations.
Can you please help me to solve my pagination problem in laravel API with JavaScript?
Amazing!!
Good Morning!
Good to know, thanks!
Great tip as always!! best front-end web youtube channel EVER!
what is vmin?
I use it everywhere now… I wonder if it has performance issues 🤔 When I was learning CSS, I was told to avoid calc(), but I never knew if that was a stupid advise. Thanks for sharing!
Please don’t
It looks cool but i think when im going to code i will not remember to use it xD
Yo this is godlike!!
This is cool but I have a horrible feeling many devs may accidentally make their website less accessible by using this in the way you have in the example.
Some users need the font to get to very large sizes in order to read it properly so we should be careful were we use this power 🙂
THIS IS NOT NEW, DON'T DECEIVE PEOPLE
Experimental, though? Or not?
I hate variable size text
I was writing like this: "font-size: max(16px, min(31px, 7vw));" so the "clamp" must be a shorthand of it, right?
oooh, i knew that one already from kevin 😉 i use it on most projects now 🙂
Kyle please talk about max-content and min-content in CSS