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CSS CSS Layout Techniques Display Modes Table Display

Michael Plemmons
Michael Plemmons
9,393 Points

memorizing all the classes

This isn't really a question it's more of a suggestion. Without a workspace to follow along with these videos, it's getting really confusing on what he's trying to manipulate. I understand header, body, a, li etc, but .main-logo, .main-nav, main-nav a, .main-nav li, etc. is getting hard to follow without looking at the html to see where the class is that's being manipulated. After time I would be able to follow it pretty easily but as a beginner, it helps to be able to pause the video, experiment, flip back and forth between CSS and HTML and get used to skimming code to see what needs to be adjusted.

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Try using an IDE like Sublime Text 3 or Treehouse Workspaces