I would like to know if the logic I used was good or if I could do it in a simpler way. Any suggestions for improvements will help me do better next time.
In javascript I tried to capture the element with class name '.card__rodape-share' using 'document.getElementByClassName', but I was unable to add the EventList to it. I only managed it using 'querySelector'. I don't understand why, so if anyone can tell me I'd be grateful. Any suggestions for improving the code are welcome.
I would like to know if I was right using pseudo-classes or if another way would be better.
je suis fier d'avoir pue réalisé le défis car quand je l'ai vue la premier fois je n'étais pas sur d'y arrivé mais j'y suis
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?le défis principal que j'ai rencontré fut au niveau de sélectionné mes élément json dans js pour être honnête j'ai galéré
Congratulations, your project is excellent.
Just one thing I noticed and I believe you forgot is changing the description in the paragraph in your "time-contenaire" div according to the period (day, week or month). You can use template strings to dynamically insert the variable value that corresponds to the time period.
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Hello, your project is very good. A small suggestion to improve is to change the email 'ash@loremcompany.com' to the email registered in the <span> tag in your 'thanks-container' div. You can do this using 'inner.Text'
You're doing great, congratulations!
This is my first project with JavaScript. Working with JavaScript is difficult for me, but it’s interesting.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?A little bit of challenge occurs during development, but I fix most of those issues myself, and I take a little help from GPT.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Mmm, this is my first project, so I don’t know much about how to handle JavaScript. My logic is simple: when user click the button, it adds a class to the share section, which has two wrappers—one for mobile and one for desktop. I created a class called 'hide' with the CSS rule display: hide; (I know, what was I thinking?). This 'hide' class is the initial state, and when the user clicks the button, it removes the 'hide' class and adds the appropriate wrapper class according to the window size.
I’m sure I’ll improve my skills faster than a squirrel on an espresso! Any feedback or suggestions are welcome!"
Hello everything is fine?
I'm just a beginner, but I think you could optimize your javascript by adding/removing classes in a more concise way, using toggle.
The toggle method toggles the presence of the hidden class in the element every time the button is clicked.
I hope I helped and keep it up.
Congratulations, your code is well organized. I also liked the names you gave the classes, I thought they were very descriptive. Congratulations!
Congratulations, your solution was very similar to the one suggested.
A suggestion to improve your HTML markup when using lists is for each item to use the <li> tag Example:
<ul>
<li>first item</li>
<li>second item</li>
<li>third item</li>
</ul>
I hope I helped in some way. Keep studying, you are doing great.
I'm proud that I was able to make that layout responsive on every device.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I'm it was “thinking outside the box” at first I was picturing the four cards in one container, after I while I divided the card into three columns, then it became very easy to make to layout
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I had to search about how to move the images inside the cards, so if you have any tips about that, it would be awesome.
