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- @Deelite34Submitted over 2 years ago@joangutePosted over 2 years ago
Hi, it seems you are importing your font in the wrong way. This should be the code :
<link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Outfit:wght@400;700&display=swap" rel="stylesheet">
Then you can change the font size in yourh3
, do it a bit bigger or the correct way:It is having an
h1
as the main heading, because it is the only title in the only component. If the predeterminateh1
size is too big you can use CSS to do it smaller, there is no problem with that.Marked as helpful1 - @Lc-OlimpioSubmitted over 2 years ago@joangutePosted over 2 years ago
There is no problem. Since this is just a section you find in a complete website.
header
tag is more for an entire site or landing pages.Marked as helpful1 - @BernardoHollmannSubmitted over 2 years ago@joangutePosted over 2 years ago
Hi Bernardo, it seems not all of the 3 last notifications have that problem, it is just the Kimberly Smith notification.
You have the size of your
img
tags relative to the container width(max-width:50%), but since that specific notification has three elements, it gives thediv
with class="image" less space than the other ones and so the img tag is smaller and looks like is more to the left.You can set up a specific max-width as 40px or any size you want and add to your 'image' class a "padding: 0 1rem". Then you can change your align-items and your justifify-content to improve the result. That will fix the problem.
Marked as helpful1 - @Mohamed806HSubmitted over 2 years ago@joangutePosted over 2 years ago
The overflow is for all those relative positioning you have, they are adding extra espace to the right and bottom. You should better use grid or flexbox. For example if you disable the "width:1440px" in section and add "display: flex" to the body, it will fix the horizontal overflow.
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