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- @niemalSubmitted over 1 year ago@JesusEgonVenegasPosted over 1 year ago
When you filter with multiple tags, it seems to not be working properly, it's taking only the latest clicked tag onto account for the search, and there's duplicates.
This is how I thought about it: 1.- I had to keep track of the original data, and the filtered data. 2.- Only filter the filtered data again and again, that way it takes every single tag/filter easily. 3.- If I hit the 'clear' button to get rid of all the filters I just instantly reset to the original data without making a big process.
So filter thru lets say HTML > You get all the ones containing HTML, If you hit another tag on top of that, you just want to filter those same results with the new tag.
Marked as helpful1 - @codaroseSubmitted over 1 year ago
Is there a way to do this grid layout without having grids within grids?
Is there a better way to apply the dim background overlay on mobile when the menu is open?
Is there an easier way to make the grid responsive when screen size changes?
@JesusEgonVenegasPosted over 1 year agoregarding your first question, perhaps by using flex inside the grid? you did an awesome job though
1 - @EjersonBelosoSubmitted over 1 year ago
In this project I use vanilla Javascript HTML and CSS. I mainly focused on Javascript for now.
@JesusEgonVenegasPosted over 1 year agoIt seems that your images aren't showing, you might be missing a './' in the beginning of the img src attribute.
0 - @oliwiakrammSubmitted over 1 year ago
👩💻My solution to this challenge👩💻
Good practice of Grid in this challenge
Thank you for any feedback 😁
@JesusEgonVenegasPosted over 1 year agoLooks like an identical copy of the original, you did a really good job!
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