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  • Adam.Codes•180
    @AdamCodes42Posted over 3 years ago

    Great Code!!! Proper Use Of JS 👍

    Happy Coding😄 @cesalistya

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  • Carlos•1,110
    @Carlos-A-PSubmitted over 3 years ago

    I wasn't able to fit the background image perfectly to the end result. I used the cover position so that it won't look bad on smaller screens and was wondering if there was a better way to match the end result.

    CSS Flexbox and media queries

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    Adam.Codes•180
    @AdamCodes42Posted over 3 years ago

    Nicely Done! 😀

    As For the background elements you can use pseudo selector ::before and ::after which will help you to adjust the background elements.

    Happy Coding.✌

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  • Adam.Codes•180
    @AdamCodes42Posted over 3 years ago

    Nice!!

    • You can just use flex box property in your media query while making it responsive for mobile. flex-direction:column
    • That will make it vertical .
    • You can Use max-width or min- width to make it responsive.

    Happy coding 🙌🙂

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  • Bao Nguyen•100
    @quocbao19982009Submitted over 3 years ago

    Hi, this is my first project on CSS and HTML as a web development beginner. Any feedback would be nice, Thank you. My problem during the project is the Unit, in order to get a responsive website I use units such as Percentage (%), vh, and vw. However, sometimes they do not give the outcome that I wish. Also, there is a lot of confusion regarding Max and Min (hight, width) use in CSS, is there any tips or document that you can recommend it would be very appreciated.

    CSS, HTML, Responsive Mobile and Desktop

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    Adam.Codes•180
    @AdamCodes42Posted over 3 years ago

    Hey, See if you want to make your website responsive try learning how max/min-width and max/min-height works it would be great and also maintain less code in your media query Example:-

    img{ width:500px; min-width:450px}

    So the img size won't be smaller then 450px

    • Arrange your css properly
    • I am also a beginner but as you complete your challenges you will get more improvement

    Happy coding 🙌🙂

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  • Adam.Codes•180
    @AdamCodes42Posted over 3 years ago

    You can use pseudo selector ::before ::after for overlay and it will always be relative to your image Happy Coding😉

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