I would like to know if using lists in these testimonials was a correct way. I tried to apply the tips they gave me in the CSS to make it cleaner. I'm open to suggestions and thanks for the help!
In this challenge I used more specific selectors for each element and left the css as clean as possible. Avoiding repeating styles.
It was great to test my positioning knowledge with the grid and flexbox. Allies they make development much easier.
In this case, it would be a better idea to use the <article> tag instead of the unordered list. The article tag specifies independent and autonomous content, for example: blog posts, comments, news.
Hello guys!
This practice really took my time but finally I've completed it....Smiles.
Kindly check the codes and give your feedbacks. I have problem getting the concept of background-position in CSS, kindly recommend materials, blogs or articles that explained that explicitly.
Thanks.
Hi Akinyemi !! The solution looks great, you did a good job!. I wanted to recommend this article by MDN docs about the background property. It includes background-position, background-size, background-attachment, etc. It's really good. This is the link: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/background At first sight, it seems a little overwhelming, but don't worry, just go slowly.
It selects the last number you choose, even if the others are still in orange.. I'll try to fixe that later, in order to select only one number at a time. But if you select only one, you won't have this problem! If you have any advices, I'll be happy to read about it.
Instead of using javascript to accomplish that, i think you can use just the pseudo-class focus. That will solve the problem when the user selects several buttons before submitting.
