What if someone is "exploring" chapters before going through them? (P.S. "someone" is usually me... I tend to do that in all courses I take to get an overview of what to expect in each chapter)

I think the safest bet *for now* is to do the lastCompleted+1. If any more feedback arises, it can change

Wait... I think I may have been confused here.

We don't track last *accessed* chapter—only last marked as complete. So I will need to "tether" to that.

I'll go with the lastCompleted + 1 approach for now and wait for any complaints if they ever come up :D

OK so always point to the next chapter after the last completed chapter. Hmm. That's an easy change to make.

I'll do that. I don't expect any complaints from that, and I suppose this would cater for the majority of students who are more likely to take the chapters in order.

On it.

bsky.app/profile/sara... 🥲

Where would you expect it to take you if you were taking the chapters out of order?

Btw I had to implement it so that it takes you to the last completed chapter instead of the earlier incomplete one because I want to make sure it makes sense for students who take the chapters out of order.

If you have feedback on this plz let me know!

I've got more features and stuff planned for the course website. It's encouraging to get feedback from students saying they're *excited to retake the course* when some of become available :D

My pleasure!! I got another request for this via email yesterday and thought "ok I should prioritize this one now" and ended up deploying it in less than an hour 🥰

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Thank you Vale!

is that the CSS version of the SVG viewBox? cz I've been waiting for that one for years! I want to be able to change the SVG viewBox from CSS 🥲

I'm also on team Grid > Flexbox

I’d been promising myself I’d buy the course, and this finally pushed me to do it. Under US$250 is a heck of a deal. Thanks, Kilian! (And I’m excited to start the course, @sarasoueidan.com.)

So happy to hear this, Greg! Thank you 🙌🏻

I was excited about subgrid even before it came out, but all my use cases have been pretty simple. This was so nice to know. Now I know that this is possible.

"By extending the grid downwards, it means that we can allow siblings to become responsive to each other, in a way that hasn’t been possible until now. ✨"

If that sounded confusing to you, check out this article by @joshwcomeau.com and prepare yourself for a good ah-ha moment 💡

www.joshwcomeau.com/css/subgrid/

#CSS

Thanks Kilian!

(autocorrect almost corrected "Kilian" into "Killing" lol)