I did have some issues remembering the CSS for Grid. I'm still not sure about styling, but I'm getting there. I'm working on finding better ways to visualize the separate components.
Guilherme Santos
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- @retailescapeartistSubmitted 11 months ago@guisantosfrPosted 11 months ago
Hi, Daniel! Nice solution. My suggestion for you is to add a little more margin on left and right sides.
Happy coding :)
0 - @VincentPellechiaSubmitted about 1 year ago
I found this was a very comprehensive task to test my abilities with React, and CSS. I feel like I have a lot to improve on with CSS and the more I use it the better I will become. If there are any improvements I can make with the className conventions and how they relate to CSS I would love the advice!
@guisantosfrPosted about 1 year agoHi, Vincent!
I also completed this challenge recently. A little suggestion for you is to change the input types to
type='number'
to accept only numbers and avoidNaN
as results.1 - @EdwardDzongololoSubmitted about 1 year ago
I have spent quite a good time working on this. I managed to get everything working except for the custom button. Feel free to go through my code and any help rendered will be highly apricated.
@guisantosfrPosted about 1 year agoHi, Edward. I also completed this challenge recently and i have two advices for you to improve the application.
- Include
type='number'
on inputs, to accept only numbers - Use
.toFixed(2)
in javascript, to display results in screen with two decimal places.
Happy coding :)
0 - Include
- @namiqzeynalliSubmitted about 1 year ago
All feedback is welcome, thanks in advance :)
@guisantosfrPosted about 1 year agoHi, Namiq! Nice solution. I also completed this challenge, and liked the mobile-first approach.
A little suggestion to improve the solution:
- Instead of padding on
main-box
, use this on mobile version, adjusting the values if you like
width: 80%; margin: 4rem auto;
Good work. Happy coding 🚀
1 - Instead of padding on
- @IgnatiusVisnuSubmitted about 1 year ago
I managed to make the features work, but I still don't understand how to make the code HTML Semantics. I'm also not sure if there's a better way to position the "SPLITTER" text and to make number of people input form border red as I put 0 number (it only turns red after I click somewhere outside the form, I think it's overridden by input form focus default of the form control). Any suggestions are definitely welcome
@guisantosfrPosted about 1 year agoHi, Ignatius! I also completed this challenge recently.
A little suggestion for you is to include
type=number
on Bill, Custom and Number of people inputs, to allow only numbers and avoid Nan as results.Happy coding 😉
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