All comments

• 

  たもも•10

  @TamamimashiteSubmitted over 4 years ago

  Hello everyone, i used the font-family that came on the style-guide.md, tho it seems way more different than the one used on the picture, i tried diferent weights and font sizes but still didn't look anything near the one on the pic.

  

  First challenge

  3

  10
  

  Arun•285

  @arun-robertsPosted over 4 years ago

  I've experienced this, too. Mostly with colours or font weights. Based on what I've read and seen online, design programs (Adobe etc) just work differently to CSS. And CSS is even interpreted differently across browsers. Is this something other have encountered or am I making this up?

  If you were working in a team you'd be able to just ask the designer(s) directly but until then it can't hurt to trust your eye.

  0
• 

  Ndonna Ugwuede•170

  @PalmlightSubmitted over 4 years ago

  How were you able to change the color of the footer log to white?

  

  Bookmark Landing Page using SASS, JS

  1

  10
  

  Arun•285

  @arun-robertsPosted over 4 years ago

  There's probably an easier way but this worked for me:

  1. Make a duplicate of the SVG file.
  2. Open the duplicate SVG file in your code editor.
  3. Find the fill attribute at the end of the <path>and change it to #fff (or whichever shade of white you prefer).
  4. There will probably be two <path>s so just play around until you find the one that works.

  While this did work for me, it's basically hard coding the problem and there's probably a more flexible option.

  Anyone else?

  1