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hey guys hey going so in todays video Ill be showing you a technique for styling your validation errors for your HTML forms so as we can see just down here this is going to be the final result its very easy to do and it makes use of the CSS AWT function so its also got some JavaScript so that when you change the input the error goes away so very easy to do lets go inside this tab right here and begin from scratch so inside the text editor this file looks something like this so firstly lets do the HTML so Im gonna be doing the HTML in a way that every single input field has its own container so lets make a new div here called input - container then inside here we can put the input for example we can say input with a class of input ok so something like this input with a class of input Im gonna say here as the place holder for this first one Im just gonna say username has an example and we can do the same thing here twice more for a password and a confirmed password so this is g
