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00:00:00 – 00:08:13
The video tutorial demonstrates how to create a full-screen pop-up using flexbox, Visual Studio code, and a live server plugin for real-time updates. It showcases the process of styling with classes like full screen and flex container center. The speaker explains setting background color, text color, and creating a Flex container with centered content. Additionally, JavaScript is used to toggle the pop-up's visibility. The tutorial provides a foundation for utilizing flexbox, toggling classes, and customizing pop-up content for applications like loaders or forms. Viewers are encouraged to engage with the speaker on social media platforms.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker is demonstrating how to create a full-screen pop-up using flexbox. They are using Visual Studio code with a live server plugin for real-time updates. The process involves adding HTML elements like h3, a button to show the pop-up, and the pop-up content with a close button. Classes like full screen and flex container center are used for styling to position and center the pop-up content. The speaker explains the utility of these classes and demonstrates how they work in creating the pop-up design.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses setting up a fullscreen pop-up with a background color of black with an alpha of 0.7 for visibility. Text color inside the pop-up is changed to white for better contrast. The speaker then explains how to create a Flex container with a column direction to stack items vertically and center them both horizontally and vertically. Finally, the speaker demonstrates hiding the pop-up initially with a display of none, and then sets up JavaScript to toggle the visibility of the pop-up on click.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the focus is on creating a pop-up using JavaScript. The speaker starts by getting a reference to the pop-up element and toggling its hidden class to show or hide the pop-up. They demonstrate using this for loaders or login forms and explain how to customize the pop-up content. The example covers basics of flexbox and toggling classes, providing a good foundation for applying these concepts in various scenarios. Viewers are encouraged to like, subscribe, comment, and connect with the speaker on Twitter.