I think I managed to deploy it on GitHub this time, without complications. The thing I got confused with was positioning of the divs, because I did the math in my head where I had to position the ones on the left and right, and it didn't make sense when I typed it. I think, since I moved them around in the beginning, and then gave them a relative positioning, that made them have totally different placements, because I tried with absolute and it actually made sense. You can see in the CSS file that some of the positioning is weird, like instead of left: 200px, I wrote right:1000px or something, which I'd want to stay away from in the future. Other than that, it looks pretty similar. Could make the font of the <h2> lighter.
Christopher Tonkov
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- @izkurtenSubmitted over 1 year ago@izkurtenPosted over 1 year ago
When I open the file, the divs are not on top of each other, but placed correctly. I don't know why it happens like that in the solution. I was made aware that I need JS to make a page scalable to smaller browser size, but it might be possible with CSS as well and that might be my problem. Pls let me know if you have any tips :)
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Hi. After deploying the page, I saw that I can't really see the QR code. I was wondering and I could do the href of the <a> tag to be a link, then it will be visible. But, upon further pondering, every website I go to, of course I don't have the pictures stored on my computer. So, in theory it should open, but it doesn't. If you have a tip for that, please let me know how to show the QR code.
@izkurtenPosted over 1 year agoAlso, when I look at the github URL, it's in the same format as the assignment. It's just that the QR doesn't load and shows the alt="" info. While here, it's totally upside down with the text on the top. why..
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