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HellForce2019-06-04 23:14:20
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HellForce, 2019-06-04 23:14:20

How to remember css?

I really want to do web applications, but as soon as it comes to css, it immediately stupor, how to remember all this ??? You try to memorize everything, do examples, but then what you went through before flies out, how to remember everything?

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Ivan Yakushenko, 2019-06-04
@HellForce

Do not try to remember everything at once - you will end badly.
Learn what is needed to solve a particular problem. Always keep a cheat sheet with the tags, functions, etc. you need at a particular moment. and write code all the time, don't use ctrl + c / ctrl + v. You write the same piece of code 10, 100, 1000 (here everything is more individual) and at some point you won’t even think about it - you’ll just write automatically.
In the early stages, understanding is much more important than knowledge. You learn at least all the existing functions, without understanding how and what works - it's useless, but with an understanding of how and what should work, you can easily navigate the documentation and find the desired function.

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alex, 2019-06-05
@potapchino

You don't have to remember anything special. Forgot / don't know - went to Google. Forgot again / don't know - go again. Go 5th time, 10th. For the 11th time, you no longer need to go anywhere, the brain has already done everything for you and remembered it. In this scheme, commonly-used properties such as color, font, offsets, etc. are remembered almost immediately, less often used - a little longer. And they are ashamed or afraid that they constantly need to look somewhere and do not need to peep. For this, directories exist and it doesn’t matter what experience you have - 1 month or 10 years.

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Olga Veter, 2019-06-05
@vetero4eg

Make up. Peep, google and type. By 3-4 layouts you will remember the main properties, after 5 layouts you will stumble only at some non-standard moments.
Additionally - open any site, open the developer tools and inspect which element is made how, what properties do what, change them, play around, remember.

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nopops182, 2019-06-05
@nopops182

Design yourself a small FAQ or abstract. And better than both. For starters, you can in * .doc, in principle. So you will save yourself from constant googling, you will have offline access to the material you have covered and you will fill your hand (in the case of layout of abstract and background pages). For example, for me, too, not all information is stored in memory at once. Therefore, the abstract is an excellent option for storing what has been studied. Forgot how to change font weight? ctrl+f and go. No answer in abstract? In Google you find the answer and score a page in the FAQ. I myself have recently started learning and can share outline templates. There, of course, everything is crooked, but it will work out and cut it for yourself and under faq.

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Iuriy, 2019-06-05
@Iuriy

Also check out Grid. With the grid, adaptive layout has turned into a children's designer, you just need to understand the principle.

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