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  • Kabha•20
    @kabhamoSubmitted about 3 years ago

    I am so happy to share with you my solution. It will be nice of you to review my code and give feedback. thank you. <Updated version>

    HTML, CSS, JS, Bootstrap, JQuery.

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    Jacob•130
    @VastagonPosted about 3 years ago

    I thought the custom rectangle was supposed to be a number entry for a custom percentage. Pretty good overall.

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  • Jacob•130
    @VastagonPosted about 3 years ago

    Really good. The only problem is that the background doesn't fit to my screen properly. It only takes up about 80% of the left side of my screen.

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  • Jacob•130
    @VastagonPosted about 3 years ago

    The only thing would be to look into box-shadow. It's fairly common to use and the example showed a shadow, but your example didn't.

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  • Jacob•130
    @VastagonPosted about 3 years ago

    I don't know if it's intentional, but hovering over the sides of the buttons changes the color, but doesn't change the color of the words. The words only change to white when directly hovering over them.

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  • Senay•150
    @Senay-Fekadu2Submitted about 3 years ago

    I think I did the challenge more or less . but I have been skipping the shadow under the cards on a few challenges. I don't know how to do that any tips or starter idea ? and also can you share ideas on how I could have approached it for a better and efficient code ?

    Mobile first using CSS GRID

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    Jacob•130
    @VastagonPosted about 3 years ago

    It can be done with the box-shadow command with CSS. Google that command and it's pretty simple overall.

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