Advice are appreciated.
Mohd Gulam Ansari
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- @luigi-peroneSubmitted about 2 years ago@gulamansari57181Posted about 2 years ago
You can explicitly import the fonts
- Either in your css file with the help of @import
2)Or inside your html file using <link> which is available on google fonts once you click on the link provided inside the styleguide.md file.
Hope this help. Happy Coding !
Marked as helpful1 - @yunusemrecinarSubmitted over 2 years ago@gulamansari57181Posted over 2 years ago
hey @correlucas how can he "you can improve it replacing the h3 with h3" , I think there is a typo in your suggestion.
Is it h1 to h3 ?
0 - @MOHITBILALASubmitted over 2 years ago
I have encountered a lot of difficulties in this project, starting with images. First, I don't know how to change the colors of images. However, after a lot of research, I found how to do it. The second topic has to do with media queries, so I tried to create a responsive component after many hours of struggle.
@gulamansari57181Posted over 2 years agoHey congratulations buddy ! I have gone through your live link. Great work ! But I have a small suggestion.
On 100% viewport the main image is spreading inappropriately, so you can try below two fixes:
- Either limit the overall container in terms of width.i.e. ''' main{ width:80% //Yoc can play around with this } '''
- Or You can use background-image property as: background-position:contain;
Hope this help. Happy Coding !!
Marked as helpful0 - @stepheigbeSubmitted over 2 years ago
For some reason the images are not showing and I have tried every reason I know. Please help me out.
@gulamansari57181Posted over 2 years agoHey buddy. I have seen your query and you must have been so frustrated. hahahah !!!! here is a solution to your problem
Solution: in <img> tag you had written "src="\media\product.jpg" The issue is you have used backward slash "" . You should use forward slash "/" in your absolute path.
conclusion: <img id= "img" src="media/product.jpg"> see the magic.
Happy Coding !!! Do Upvote if you feel it helping.
Marked as helpful0 - @HassanCode985Submitted over 2 years ago@gulamansari57181Posted over 2 years ago
Hello Hasan !!!! I have gone through your live site and its amazing but I have small suggestion for you.
- The QR code container , please do make it corner bit round by using
.img-container{
border-radius:"1rem"
}
- Please do take care of font-size , font-style , letter spacing because it creat a huge impact on professionally build website.
Happy Coding !!!!
Marked as helpful0 - @HaylzRandomSubmitted over 2 years ago
Second try at this challenge. Looks very similar to the Figma files so pretty happy with that! Would like to attempt it in future with use of TailwindCSS when learnt more about it (and understand it!)
@gulamansari57181Posted over 2 years agoHello Hayley !!!!!!!!!
Hope you doing well. I have gone through your project link, And found that its lacking in terms of margin and also border radius is not applied to left-side corner.
Tips:
- To make border radius on all corner of container you can use
.container { border-radius:20px; //To apply the property on all the side }
- To make margin from all the side
.container{ margin:2em: }
Hope this will help. Happy Coding !!!!!!!!
0 - @N1CoderSubmitted over 2 years ago
Any suggestions and feedback will really helpful
@gulamansari57181Posted over 2 years agoYa also take care of the typography. Main heading in the design is rendering in three lines whereas in your design it is rendering in two line only. Tip : Make sure to use responsive font-size as per the viewport. So you can use (e.g. rem ,em) for typography. Note: use rem : for font-size and use em: for margin and padding for better control and code readability.
👋 Happy Coding !!!👋
Marked as helpful1 - @Cruse180795Submitted over 2 years ago
Hi there,
Any feedback about my project solution would be greatly appreciated.
@gulamansari57181Posted over 2 years agoUse the rgba () Function to Overlay Background Image With Color in CSS We can use the rgba () function to create a color overlay over an image.
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