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  • Robert Rynard•560
    @Robert-RynardPosted about 3 years ago

    Looks great! Your time periods are staying clumped to the left side at larger sizes below the desktop view you may want to using something like justify content: space-around or maybe centering them. Nice job!

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  • Robert Rynard•560
    @Robert-RynardPosted about 3 years ago

    You may want to look at the data as it is not switching when I select the other time periods. Looks great though!

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  • Robert Rynard•560
    @Robert-RynardPosted about 3 years ago

    Looks good! You might want to look at your media query break points and switching at a larger size because your desktop is getting very compact at the smaller sizes.

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  • Robert Rynard•560
    @Robert-RynardPosted about 3 years ago

    Looks like the value of your ETH really dropped :'( Overall looks pretty good just gets a little funky if you drop a little below 375px screen size.

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  • Robert Rynard•560
    @Robert-RynardPosted about 3 years ago

    Might want to add some more margin or padding between you body and button and maybe consider putting a max width on the mobile version at larger sizes before the media query it can get quite stretched. Overall looks great nice job!

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  • Robert Rynard•560
    @Robert-RynardPosted about 3 years ago

    Looks great! The message still says last week when you switch to the other time periods. Nice job!

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  • Lorenzo•150
    @ingegnerlorenzoSubmitted about 3 years ago

    Any feedback? I'm not sure about the responsivness, I mean it seems to work but it's like meh...

    Grid exercise

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    Robert Rynard•560
    @Robert-RynardPosted about 3 years ago

    I think the responsiveness looks great! Nice job!

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  • jjjayed•270
    @Jane72-boopSubmitted about 3 years ago

    Any feedback is welcome, thanks! I just have one question, how do you make it so that the facebook icon's border stay as a circle? I eventually transforms into an oval shape in lower screen sizes

    Ping page using SASS

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    Robert Rynard•560
    @Robert-RynardPosted about 3 years ago

    I had the same issue with these Icons and would love to know the best way to do it as well. Font awesome has something called stacked icons which you can put a circle around it that way but would love to know of the CSS way of doing it better. https://markheath.net/post/font-awesome-circle-background this is the article I found while looking into it.

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  • Robert Rynard•560
    @Robert-RynardPosted about 3 years ago

    Looks great! It's a little small and you might want to look at changing the message for the previous time period as they all say last week when you change between the time periods! Nice job!

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  • Robert Rynard•560
    @Robert-RynardPosted about 3 years ago

    Did your stylings not get added?

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  • Robert Rynard•560
    @Robert-RynardPosted about 3 years ago

    If you want to make the image more responsive you can look into the object-fit property and using cover. Maybe take a look at the shadow of the button as it makes it look misaligned from the input. You could also put a border around a wrapper of the button and input to help make them look more aligned. Great job!

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  • Matthew•50
    @WashemjSubmitted about 3 years ago

    Hello,

    I struggled to complete the icons - making them go behind the background I couldnt do, and behind the card in front of them I did but struggled to get everything to line up. Any help on how this is actually done would be much appreciated!

    Also how you get the text of the name to go next to the picture - I was trying by changing the display CSS but couldnt work out how to get two lines next to the picture.

    Thanks

    Time tracking dashboard attempt

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    Robert Rynard•560
    @Robert-RynardPosted about 3 years ago

    You can set your card to overflow: hidden if you want to hide the overflow of the image. Alternatively you may want to set that to a background image rather than an image in the html as it is for styling purposes and then it would not overflow as well. You could wrap the p and h2 in a div and then put display grid or flex on the parent so the children would be the image and the new div. Looks good!

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