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  • Emma•100
    @SsaavaPosted 8 months ago

    Great solution. however I suggest you use prefers-color-scheme to implement the theme switch thru CSS variables/css custom properties follow link below for more details on usage -> mdn web docs

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  • Emma•100
    @SsaavaPosted about 1 year ago

    Hey there, Frontend Mentor rockstar! 🚀

    Huge applause for wrapping up your project – it's looking absolutely fantastic and super responsive! 👏

    But wait, there's more fun to be had! How about adding some snazzy hover effects to those buttons? They're like the icing on the cake, taking the user experience to the next level!

    As you embark on this thrilling journey to conquer all the Frontend Mentor challenges, here are some awesome resources that'll turbocharge your knowledge of hover effects in both Tailwind CSS and pure CSS:

    Tailwind CSS Hover Effects:

    Step into the enchanting world of hover effects with Tailwind CSS by checking out their documentation on the transition property. It's like sprinkling a dash of wizardry onto your buttons! 🪄

    Pure CSS Hover Effects:

    Take a deep dive into the art of CSS hover effects by devouring this fantastic article on CSS link hover effects. You'll uncover some truly magical tricks to make your buttons dance! 💃

    Feel free to add these gems to your frontend toolkit and watch your projects shine even brighter! ✨ Keep embracing those challenges, and if you ever have questions or need some guidance, I'm just a message away. 🙌

    Happy coding! 🚀🎉

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  • Emma•100
    @SsaavaPosted about 1 year ago

    🚀 Toggling Prices - Quick Tip

    Hey there, Frontend Mentor buddy!

    I checked out your source code – it looks awesome, especially the neat use of CSS nesting properties! 🎉

    Now, let's talk about toggling prices. You can level up your JavaScript game by exploring the forEach() loop and querySelectorAll() method:

    • forEach() Loop: Learn more here.

    • querySelectorAll() Method: Check it out here.

    These resources will help you achieve the results you're aiming for! 🚀

    By the way, I've forked your repo and plan to make a pull request soon. Hope you're cool with it! 🙌 Keep rocking, and thanks for completing the challenge!

    P.S. Feel free to give me any feedback or questions you have.

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