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Fernando Batista
@FernJBatista
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I can see the image when I preview the html locally, and if you hover over the image it shows the hover state. Can anyone help to figure out why the img is not showing?
If you check my code, the figure has the image as the background in the css.
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Result Summary Component
- HTML
- CSS
Notes The desktop version works just fine. But I'm not sure about the mobile version. For me it shows as if the content is going out of the screen from the right. I'd like to know if it shows like that to others as well! Let me know what you think.
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Notes This challenge was a bit harsher, maybe because I dont really know that much JS yet. I want to see if I can make the accordion animated at some point but this will do for now.
Let me know what you think!
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I would like to know if my HTML markup is good like this, or if I could improve it somehow.
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I think I tend to overcomplicate myself when doing the styling, is there a better way to do it taking this file as a reference?
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Challenges This challenge was fairly fun, I used my own branding for this project to maybe use it for myself from now on. But I did want to make the buttons show differently and couldn't figure out how for now. My idea for the buttons (which could be horrible but I haven't tried) was to set the text at the center, while putting the arrows at the end right side.
Other than that, I think I did fairly well, not many hiccups on this one. Definitely stayed away from the mistakes I made on my previous challenge.
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Challenges This is my first time ever using Git, I'm using the visual interface for now, but I can't get the image to show up when I open the live website made with Git pages.
From the design challenge itself, I struggled to put the <div class="attribution"> at the bottom of the page, while keeping the <div class="code-container"> at the center. So for now I've just separated them using the gap property to keep it looking decent.