I wrote more CSS than required for this challenge, because I wanted a different responsive layout for tablet screens. Also added comments to make reading this easier.
Victor Eke
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- @Evavic44Submitted over 3 years ago
- @Blanket25Submitted over 3 years ago@Evavic44Posted over 3 years ago
Aside from the background color, your desktop view is so...... identical to the design. Bravo! π―
0 - @Dinesh1042Submitted over 3 years ago
Feedback are requested
π@Evavic44Posted over 3 years agoThis is one of the most perfect solutions to this challenge. Nice work. Though I'll add some opacity to the paragraph and stats text to make it a bit faded. Aside from that, everything look great.
1 - @asksid27Submitted over 3 years ago
justify-content wasn't having any effect on mobile version, I tried space between but was having some problem with height(I think). Please help me with those spacings. Any more suggestions will be appreciated.
@Evavic44Posted over 3 years agoYou can add the right fonts using CSS import tag on google fonts, just paste it in the CSS file at the top and it is ready to be used in the font-family property. Here is the link: https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Inter?query=inter
1 - @Ahtemarul-HasanSubmitted over 3 years ago
Some feedback on managing the responsiveness would be highly appreciated.
@Evavic44Posted over 3 years agoLol your last commit message is real funny, I feel your pain. Struggled with this challenge as well, especially with aligning the container to the center. With some struggling I finally figured it out. Simply add a max-width of 1000px and margin: auto on the left and right. This should align the whole card.
1 - @ChaoticshmooSubmitted over 3 years ago@Evavic44Posted over 3 years ago
Great job. π Though the color in the overlay isn't quite the same.
1 - @silkcoderSubmitted over 3 years ago
This is my first responsive layout. I kindly request everyone to provide feedback on how to improve my html/css code. Thanks
- @tracycod3rSubmitted over 3 years ago
How can I properly align footer items on the mobile screen?
- @femiziSubmitted over 3 years ago
how do i centralize a div alone in the middle of the screen
@Evavic44Posted over 3 years agoThere are several ways in doing that, all depends on the use case.
div { margin: 0 auto; }
div { position: relative; top: 50%; left: 50%; }
3 Or use a transform property div { transform: translate(50vw, 50vh); }
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