Frontend Development Course - Create a Blog with HTML & CSS

Thanks, Beau, it was a pleasure creating this course for the FreeCodeCamp community. I hope you all find it useful!

Welldone

for some reason Swiper doesn't work for me at all, it always show 4 images per slides

Really good content, nicely explained for beginner to intermediate levels, love it!

There's just one thing I can explain/understand. In the swiper, when you are on the first slide, if you try to go left, it seems to direct you on the index.html samg when you try to go right when you are on the last slide.
I can't seem to find any anchor for this so I guess it's in the js part but care to explain why/how to fix it so it just blocks and you can't go back if you're already at the end ?

Can I use it? for free?

How can get the images of the code?

Thank you Freecodecamp for sharing this great tutorial.

Thank you Julio Codes. I am impressed.

Thanks for doing this video. It was a lot of fun.

Anybody know why JavaScript isn't being updated on the live server? , My html and CSS files are being updated but my JavaScript files aren't .

can follow these institutions to build my own website through watching this tutorials

Thanks. I hope there are more explanations on the structure and organisation of the numerous classes and rationale behind them instead of just reading what you are coding.

Julio!?
I heard "Coolio" ho damn
Thank you & wish you all well 😃🌟✨🙌
15.03.2023 08:12 pm ist

I wanted to try this but it doesn't work to download the file...

my arrow icon for see more is not responsive and it's not center with the text button, i checked everything i could but it is still not fixed

The course was great but confusing. i wish you completed HTML skeleton first then start styling so we see the styles coming to life as you move.

Thanks.
What if I want to create a backend for html project, when post from backend it publish to frontend?

Excellent work as always 👍

Great project. The blog has an awesome look and feel. Now I am eager to learn the backend development aspects of such a project so I can host my own full-stack blog with streamlined updating processes that are similar to WordPress in functionality.

2 tips for everyone watching:

1. If you are struggling to keep up, watch at 0.5x speed.
2. If you are getting a favicon 404 error in the beginning when running "live-server .", put this next line in the head section of your index.html file

<link rel="shortcut icon" href="#">

Are there supposed to be multiple "Sign In" entries in the top right corner?

Eternal newbie here. This is one of the clearest process productions I've encountered. Easy to code along, sraight forward development, well planned and great result. Good Job! Thanks!

Great video

wonderfull, a great content with execelent adivises and a very good taste desing!

another step towards my software developer journey! thanks freecodecamp!

This is awesome
Pls add the back end and API

Very informative and useful video on creating a blog using HTML & CSS... 👍

Thanks for share these lesson.

does the search bar work?

can someone explain where did these long class names are from...Iam a beginner and never heard of such big class names.

I'm trying to figure it out the starter archives, but it's not clear to me how, with just those files, he could create those moon, sun, search etc, buttons....

where do you take those class names? and why they are so long

which vscode color theme you are using?

This is awesome! Thank you!

i liked the video but need more explanation about the css property and values.

Thank you for the course , I enjoy it . Keep with the good work🥰🥰

Why didn't he (source) linked the icon? how come icons of search & moon appear just by inserting class in the tag?

Thank you so muchfor this course. I had many take aways from this.

where is the file bro? you re pretty good for ya stuff!

do you have a course on backend development

Thanks Julio and FreeCodeCamp, this video was awesome. I do feel like you might shoot through content a little fast, since I'm still relatively new I like to save and have a good look at the effects of styles fairly regularly, and I found myself just frantically banging out bigger than normal blocks of code as I was trying to code along, so there was A LOT of pausing to catch up! Anyway I really appreciate the effort you go to to create content like this, I'm looking forward to watching more of your videos!