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Completed the CSS challenge. Though it took me 36 days. #20DayCSSChallenge #20DaysCSSChallenge #CSS Though initially when I started web dev. I read docs, trial and error methods and used bootstrap. But this time did a deep dive. And its amazing.

Day 20: CSS Animations This is the most fun property in css. You can literally through keyframes (ie states in animation) make any element do anything. Like below I made rectangle wave on horizontal axis. #20DayCSSChallenge #20DaysCSSChallenge #CSS

Day 19: CSS Transform This property helps in rotate, scale and move the element. Most fun usage of this property can be seen in animations. There are no transitions just single state. Like in below image we rotated the rectangle. #20DayCSSChallenge #20DaysCSSChallenge #CSS

Pheww! Took me 33 days consistently on 2x speed. And applying the knowledge. Thanks @maxedapps and Manuel Lorenz. #20DayCSSChallenge #20DaysCSSChallenge #CSS

Day 15: CSS Variables Always use css variables. Especially the color palette you are using. This will help in changing themes. Or adding dark theme to your project easily. Define it in root. It will not hurt to use #DRY principle. #20DayCSSChallenge #20DaysCSSChallenge #CSS

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Day 13-14: Flexbox's Core Concept Everything in flexbox is revolving around the main and cross axis. All properties are defined with respect to axes. It can be difficult to understand at first. But froggy helps a lot. flexboxfroggy.com #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS

Day 9: Background Size Background image sizing is both broad and important concept to make your site look good. If you want your image to cover whole container or to show the whole image, its done as shown below. #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS

Static: This is the default value for all elements. Elements with static are positioned in the normal flow of the document. They cannot be moved with the top, right, bottom, or left properties. The z-index property has no effect on elements with static. #20DayCSSChallenge

Day 8: Position Property One of the core and most confused property of #CSS. Tried to explain it via 🧵. Image source: Google + Self tweaking #20DayCSSChallenge

Do you know before flexbox and grid how people position their elements? They used float. Even today in legacy code you can see float used here and there. Positioning was one pain in the a$$ back then. dev.to/ethanmgustafso… #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS

Before running the below command you need to install the ffmpeg package in ubuntu. ffmpeg -i input.mkv -filter:v "setpts=PTS/100" -an output.mkv Here "-an" is for muting audio. 100 is the x speed you need. It will convert 100 minutes file in 10 minutes #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS

Day 7: Practice. I thought lets practice what I have learnt so far. So using @iCodeThis platform for practice created this design. Took me 1hr 40min to create the whole design. But took me 2 hrs to fast forward the .mkv video in 100x speed. command 👇 #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS

This website help in what property will break in different platforms and browsers. Should use this when some property is new or you want to just check if your platform support it or not. caniuse.com #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS

Some miscellaneous stuff: 👉 !important: css-tricks.com/when-using-imp… 👉 :not() : developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web… 👉 When to use 'classes vs IDs': stackoverflow.com/questions/1288… #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS

👉 Height & width: w3schools.com/css/css_dimens… 👉 Display Properties: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web… 👉 Pseudo Classes: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web… 👉 Pseudo Elements: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web… #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS

👉 CSS Properties: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web… 👉 CSS Combinators: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Lea… 👉 CSS Specificity: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web… 👉 CSS Box model: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Lea… 👉 Box Sizing in CSS: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web… #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS

Day 6: CSS basics compiled. Bookmark! So who so ever just want to go through basics once, can easily open few web pages and in few minutes can refresh the basics. 👉CSS Basics: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web… 👉 CSS References: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web… 🧵👇 #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS

Day 5: !imporant is not important In my initial days of css I used alot of "!important" keyword in every property. Because without specificity knowledge !important was left as double edged sword. Below might help you understand it better. #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS #specificity

Pheww! Took me 33 days consistently on 2x speed. And applying the knowledge. Thanks @maxedapps and Manuel Lorenz. #20DayCSSChallenge #20DaysCSSChallenge #CSS

Child Combinator Second element(p) must be the direct child of first element(div). Here div > p #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS

As I am learning CSS in depth right now. So I tested the knowledge over @iCodeThis and felt really amazing. The reaction was, that much CSS I wrote myself? 😁 Anyone who is learning CSS or even learning to create beginners web projects should try this. #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS

Fun fact which also can be useful. Most of the good projects change all the elements box-sizing to border-box like below in global.css. Reason is by default all elements has content-box. Which sometime get tricky #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS

Descendant Combinator Most popular one. All the second elements inside the first element get targeted. #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS

Day 8: Position Property One of the core and most confused property of #CSS. Tried to explain it via 🧵. Image source: Google + Self tweaking #20DayCSSChallenge

Day 2: #Combinators The are the combination of two or more selectors to target element(s). Thread 🧵⬇️ #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS

Day 4: Pseudo Classes & Pseudo Elements I never understood what pseudo elements were. But they are not so hard to understand. Class or element they just tell about html elements. The image below will help you understand. #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS

General Combinator 1. Elements must share the same parent. 2. Second element(p) comes after first element(code). 3. Second element(p) can be anywhere after first element(code). Here code ~ p #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS

Day 9: Background Size Background image sizing is both broad and important concept to make your site look good. If you want your image to cover whole container or to show the whole image, its done as shown below. #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS

Many time #CSS properties were not working. One of the many reasons can be specificity. CSS properties are iterated over particular order. That order depend on particular kind of selector. This order might overwrite your property. My first try over #Canva. #20DayCSSChallenge

Day 15: CSS Variables Always use css variables. Especially the color palette you are using. This will help in changing themes. Or adding dark theme to your project easily. Define it in root. It will not hurt to use #DRY principle. #20DayCSSChallenge #20DaysCSSChallenge #CSS

Day 19: CSS Transform This property helps in rotate, scale and move the element. Most fun usage of this property can be seen in animations. There are no transitions just single state. Like in below image we rotated the rectangle. #20DayCSSChallenge #20DaysCSSChallenge #CSS

Day 5: !imporant is not important In my initial days of css I used alot of "!important" keyword in every property. Because without specificity knowledge !important was left as double edged sword. Below might help you understand it better. #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS #specificity

Day 3: Box Model Most interesting property: box-sizing: can be of two types: 1. context-box: height and width will only be content 2. border-box: height and width will be the border + padding + content #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS

Day 13-14: Flexbox's Core Concept Everything in flexbox is revolving around the main and cross axis. All properties are defined with respect to axes. It can be difficult to understand at first. But froggy helps a lot. flexboxfroggy.com #20DayCSSChallenge #CSS