what can I say, I'm a SIMPle man.

I mean, he did that already ukposts.infonjdJeu95p6s

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CSS tricks complete guide to centering is amazong

Teaching developers how to center divs... Should be the default background video on stack overflow...

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and no Brawl Starts. Absolutely agree

If you want tutorials without bs, pay the creators that do so

What does BS stands for?

@@kingfatpig3512 bullsh!t

yes, i was just going to write that

Plain vanilla is my favorite ice cream flavor!

what is vanilla ?

@@kingfatpig3512 plain, no frameworks, no libraries, just plain "vanilla" flavour code.

@@figmentfire ok thanks

Disabling for prefers-reduces-motion is easier to do. Firstly, all the code describing the animation details is with the rest of the styling. Secondly, it's easy to remove all transition on the page with a single selector: *, *::before, *::after { transition: none !important; }

Great improvements

@@pepkin88 nah, it goes with the mobile-first principles or in this case animation-less-first principle, where you assume everyone does not want animation unless stated otherwise. It’s a better way to handle prefers-reduced-motion

@@pepkin88 General reminder: Reduced motion is *not* no motion! Browsers could trivially turn off *all* motion in that way. The point of prefers reduced motion is to tone down or replace motions that would be problematic for users with certain disorders.

@@invinciblemode “unless stated otherwise” - but here you’re selecting based on “no preference”. It’s identical to disabling on prefers-reduced-motion in both form and function.

i was about to say that :D

Or you could use counters, which has less boilerplate.

a very cool and smart solution

@@WACdeG best solution for this case

@@WACdeG counter probably doesn't work in this case, as it returns a string value and therefore can't be used inside the transition-delay

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at least now you have a video to remember how to not go through all your memory and come here to do that XD

if you can afford to use external libraries for this, framer-motion makes it really easy to have beautiful scroll animations

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i just learned html a few years ago ;) jk

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Hey! I'm studying CSS and I have a doubt... How good at animations I need to be to land a job? Is it too important? I know the core of it but I'm not a pro.

Big change from drag & drop design 😂

Fireship isn't really for new learners...unless they hear fast.

@@matthewrussell1027 playback speed 0.75 is good for this channel

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do you have the link to the medium article please?

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i made same in react and chakra ui and applied the same js the .show part it not working

@@shreyanshpatil8303 haha the same error, when I press the reload page, everything disappears

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Thank you!! ❤

I did nothing happens

Same :D

Same.

Really?????

But are you a student 🤔

Same, seems like it will work forever 🤫🤞

Ahh see Im new to JS, but not to programming. I was wondering this as well as I was making a lot of transitions. What do you prefer to do instead? Today I made a navigation bar that fills the whole top of the page, and as the user scrolls down, the nav bar "pops" out and shrinks to be more of a floating element. But I also noticed when the page first loads, the nav bar shifts into place due to the transition all.

@@Anselwithmac most of the time you can do what you need with good performing properties like transform which offers rotation, positioning and scaling. Only if this does not cover what you need you should start to transition other stuff. For example if the navbar "pops out" you could fade the content out (really fast like 0.15s) and then shrink it using transform: scale. It sure requires extra work to avoid transition: all but gives you that extra bit of resilience.

What percent of people don't have JS these days?

@@wayneswildworld You're thinking of the most average user, but also think about parsers visiting the site and only grabbing the visual elements, some kiosk-mode machines with limitations or library computers or whatnot. This is a simple best practise that will allow you to universally reach a wider audience. Also some of my friends have JS off by default and only allow it for a limited number of trusted sites, those people also exist and that's okay 🤷‍♀

@@poolkrooni So what should you do in an instance where you are hiding an element with js? I am not familiar with this issue?

@@wayneswildworld I most likely would keep it visible. Depends on the specific scenario, you can sometimes just move toggling over to CSS or not have interaction on the non-js version

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especially if the number of elements are dynamically generated- so you either run out of classes ready or you need to generate them (with the nth option) the inline variable is the best option as it can be generated on the fly and a simple css line can take care of the delays based on the variable :)

i conditionally disable js on bloated website 👍

I don't think for the crawlers it makes much of a difference if it's hidden or not since they tend to not take a lot of css into consideration. For users, if they have JS disabled, you can just have a noscript tag saying you need JS, like in a blank React app.

@@darkpain4208 hey, you wouldn't be able to have animations applied on scroll without JS, so if someone has JS disabled on their browser and they visit your site, using the code in the video, the user would never see any content that has the "hidden" class set by default as JS would not run and remove the hidden class on scroll. If every item is animated your page would essentially be blank. So I would use an attribute like bluej-scroll-anim="true (or name of animation class)" on any element needing animate on scroll in, then target that attr in JavaScript, finding all ("[bluej-scroll-anim]") and setting class hidden (if not in view) on load in JS, before activating the "scroll" observer on the set of elements.

@@matheusgoulart1618 true, a lot of sites are JS based nowadays so it is quite a small consideration. Would just be shame to have some users not see important elements on the page just because I added animation to it. Yeh, I suppose if a crawler considers CSS these days it's likely to take into account js too..

@@BlueJDev Thanks so much!

Good catch, another solution would be to use the Web Animations API so you don't have to worry about CSS breaking the noscript case

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Me too. Can anyone advise?

@@AidanLyon framer motion works great for react

Wouldn't it be better to have css inside a tag to force show everything?

@@mszoezo6368 that seems like it would be more complicated than using an extra class. If it's using multiple classes you don't like, a custom attribute would work well - I was originally going to suggest that in my comment but I decided to use classes for the sake of simplicity

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omg the js not available people are still among us

For none JS then the hidden class shouldn’t work with zero animations. Most people have JS on and we found most people using screen readers have JS turned on too.

html { scroll-behavior: smooth; }

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Poor? Screw IE, it can be called A explorer not a modern explorer, with their shitty support and now it's dead and buried, gg.

@@alfredogonzalez9420 lol

It's dead

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and with sass even better

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How does defer prevent reflow exactly? Script with defer will still get executed only after the document has been parsed?

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Fellas, is reading someone else's code stealing it?

How do you even steal code

What else should Github Copilot train on? Only on closed source code made by Microsoft?

@@Nanagos hahahahahhaa i would like to watch how copilot crash like the blue screen of death every time i want to center a div XD.

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