I had a problem with increasing the widths every time I did so, there was scrolling which I didn't like. If anyone has a tip for this that would be lovely.
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- @ezraakankwasaSubmitted about 3 years ago@UnderdogScripterPosted about 3 years ago
Can you give more details about the problem? Which element are you talking about?
0 - @Mahwash-AlySubmitted about 3 years ago
This is my third challenge on this forum. I replicated desktop version. I am not sure how to approach mobile version. According to the challenge, in mobile version, image stacks at the top of the screen while in desktop version it is placed on right hand side of screen. Do I have to create a new HTML file where I put the image first and then rest of the code. In desktop version, I divided the main container into two sub-containers, one containing the all the text and the second containing image. How do I flip the image on top if I use only one HTML file? I am not getting it.
@UnderdogScripterPosted about 3 years agoDo you know about flex box or grid box? You can easily change the order (position) of the image relative to other HTML elements within the same container with these 2 properties; look them up in MDN documentations.
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