Front-End Design Tips & Solutions - HTML5 Local Storage and CSS Dropdown Menus

hey thanks very much for those tipps . in the last episode , you covered svg icons ,from icomoon.io . I just want to ask if it's possible to change the color of a certain icon on hover ?

thanks again

Is there a playlist or easy way to access all the videos like this?

I second Taylor's question! you mentioned the last tip, how can we see all of them. This seems like a great source for bonus info. Thanks Guil!

New Designer here. I am learning Frontend design, I've gotten into HTML/CSS and have a little knowledge of jQuery and JavaScript. I am reviewing through HTML/CSS before I start getting into more advance languages.

I was just wondering if there was any benefit to using pure HTML/CSS for drop down menus or is it just simply another way of doing it? Thanks in advance.

^ I Second that comment. Navigations are an important element and really appreciate you telling us how to make it with html/css, really want to dive deep with the customization of navigations. I feel as if some nav's are simple yet some are complex and load differently. Thank you for this.

Very usefull. Good job. What about storing contenteditable changes in my database? Thanks.

@Casey Antoine : One thought is that using pure CSS for a dropdown would guarantee functionality in case someone has JavaScript disabled or blocked on their computer.

Great video Guil.

I used your localStorage example for a simple single page application and - at first - it worked flawlessly.

However, when I came back to it a few days later the keys and values would not persist in Chrome?

Here's the link to the code in CodePen

P.S. I'm a rookie developer and this is really only the "start" of a prototype mock up so I didn't want to spend too much time in .js but thought localStorage would add a nice touch.

Thanks in advance and keep up the great work!

Mitch