Replying to @AndrewN36618232
Thanks for watching! Hope you're finding it enjoyable to do some development again!
Replying to @PrinceChigozie_
I'm happy to hear that! Thanks for checking out my videos!
Replying to @StefanoCalandr8
Thanks for your support @StefanoCalandr8 !
Replying to @Aj82388516
I'll eventually build up towards it!
Replying to @The_Imokhuede
Thanks for your patience 😄 I'll try to make it the best I can!
Replying to @TreanaSlocum
Thanks for your awesome support!
Replying to @JingxinChen5
Oh great! I'm really happy to hear that you like the videos and they are helpful for you 😄 thanks for your support and I will definitely continue to teach and make the videos!
Replying to @The_Imokhuede @alienatedlabor0
Working on the JavaScript one now 🙂
Replying to @EbrahimAfridi3
I don’t really have a dm but I have a discord. Should be in the About section of my YouTube channel
Replying to @Ahmed02441259
Right, <div> is display: block; so it will appear under each other. You need to set the div to display: inline-block in the CSS. Also, you can find a copy of the code in the description if you want to double check your code with mine
Replying to @nataliapuspita
Nah, usually you put the CSS in a separate file. It’s just the way I teach CSS, I use <style> first. Then later on in the tutorial I switch to putting CSS into a separate file
Replying to @IvansKizza
Hey there! Thanks for watching and for your kind support!
