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  • Nonye• 240

    @4002-Nonye

    Submitted

    • I learnt how to make my javaScript code dry, i.e less redundant. Most developers have written this javaScript code in up to 250+ lines, but I have written mine in less than 50 lines. This might not be the perfect way but it is something I am proud of as a beginner. Check my js file😗s.

    • The part I found difficult was the navigation bar😆but I completed this challenge.

    • For my CSS, I will definitely have to go back and learn better!!!

    • For the entire challenge, I have a part I am not satisfied with and I would love to work on later. i.e whenever i try to open my modal for mobile, the body shakes and does not look good to me. I will work on this but if you have an idea on how i can fix this, I am open.

    Intro section with dropdown navigation menu

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    Godwin• 100

    @aeorck

    Posted

    Amazing work StarKeed. U can at least try doing these:

    1. Increase the font of the heading "Make remote work..."
    2. Give the heading some margin bottom.
    3. The "Register" should have the surrounding border.
    4. Check your HTML accessibility issues, you need to get 'em fixed.

    There are lots more I want to say, but...

    Nice Job Ma'am.

    Marked as helpful

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  • Janessa Villalba• 10

    @jvilla0713

    Submitted

    I struggled with adding the cyan transparency over the image on hover, any suggestions on how to accomplish that?

    Also, aligning the icon and text at the bottom was another challenge I faced that I know I didn't quite get right.

    I am sure there is more I'm overlooking. This is only my second time trying to create something with CSS, I think I did pretty ok

    NFT Preview Card using HTML and CSS

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    Godwin• 100

    @aeorck

    Posted

    Hi Janessa, you should read more on CSS's position, especially how relative and absolute works together to achieve such effect on the hover state.

    Rather than use <hr>, nest "eth" and "clock-days" container in a div block, give it the following css properties: display:flex; justify-content:space between; border-bottom:1px solid grey; (whatever color it is). Also, don't forget to specify a width for the container.

    You can check out my code on GitHub https://github.com/aeorck/femnft. CHeers!

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  • Godwin• 100

    @aeorck

    Posted

    Hi!, though I'm yet to get mine done(still in motion), but if you don't mind me pointing out this; You ought to have used a background image for the body, but from the look of things, you made use of background color.

    The site looks nice though 👍🏾

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