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  • Mustapha SLIMANI• 430

    @Slimani-CE

    Posted

    Hey Arek, To fix the font issue, add these lines in the <head> section before your CSS link:

    <link rel='preconnect' href='https://fonts.googleapis.com'>
<link rel='preconnect' href='https://fonts.gstatic.com' crossorigin>
<link href='https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Outfit:wght@300;400;600&display=swap' rel='stylesheet'>

    Make sure to use var(--ff-outfit) for the font-family. 👍

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  • Ibrahim Suleiman• 50

    @ebeeraheem

    Submitted

    HELP NEEDED

    This has been the toughest challenge I've taken yet.

    • The first issue I'm having is the little space between the hero image and the bottom of the card .top and .bottom classes. I have no idea why it's the when it shouldn't be.
    • The second issue was with the .plan section of my card where the music icon, plan details and change link are located. I cant seem to be able to arrange them as in the design guide.

    How can I remove the space in the first issue? Also, how can I better arrange the items in the plan details .plan of the card?. My best guess is using the css grid but I have no idea how.

    Order summary | Frontend mentor

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    Mustapha SLIMANI• 430

    @Slimani-CE

    Posted

    Hey Ibrahim,

    Addressing the first challenge, try setting the height of the image element within the .top class to 100% and customize the height of the .top element itself to be 170px. This should eliminate the unwanted space between the hero image and the bottom of the card.

    Now, for the second issue related to the arrangement of items in the .plan section, consider the following steps:

    1. Remove justify-content from the .plan class.
    2. Add a padding of 15px to the .plan class.
    3. Introduce position: relative to the .plan class.
    4. Apply position: absolute; right: 15px; to the third child of the .plan class. If needed, you can assign a custom class to this child or select it using .plan:nth-child(3).
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  • Mustapha SLIMANI• 430

    @Slimani-CE

    Posted

    I suggest implementing a toggle functionality for prices using a clever combination of HTML and CSS. First, create a hidden checkbox input accompanied by a corresponding label. By placing your toggle button within this label, a click on the toggle will essentially trigger the checkbox. Leveraging the CSS :checked pseudo-class, you can dynamically style elements based on the checkbox's state. When the checkbox is checked, apply styles to display the monthly price; otherwise, keep the yearly price div visible.

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