Maura• 30
@maura1
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I would really appreciate any feedback. Thank you.
Edgar Meza
@Edgar-Meza
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- Edgar Meza• 140
@Edgar-Meza
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Excellent job, so that your image can be shown at the top in the mobile view, you could make use of the flex-wrap: wrap property;
0 - Paulo Castro• 45
@Dikkas
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Did I use Fetch correctly?
Edgar Meza• 140@Edgar-Meza
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Nice work using API Fetch
0 - Cody• 170
@Cod-Bigg
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*Edited Made changes to have the color on the background image, and made changes so the 314 and 12M+ text were aligned over the other text correctly
Edgar Meza• 140@Edgar-Meza
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1- you could create a parent element and with the attribute 'background-image: url (path)' place the image in the background, then you create an empty child element and assign a height and width of 100%, and with the Attribute 'background-color' you set the purple color either with rgba or a solid color and you use the 'opacity' property or with 'filter: opacity (1)' to make it transparent.
2- You can assign the parent element (in your case the text and text2 classes) a width of 100% and the child elements (p tags) distribute it with 30% because they are 3.
Sorry if there are spelling mistakes as I don't know much English, use a translator.
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