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Submitted 10 months agoI do not know how to transform that white box that displays how much gigabytes is left, that sharp border at the bottom right thingy, hence I left it untouched (not counting the positioning). If anyone knows how to achieve this effect, please leave feedback.
Moreover, the input slider is very complicated to style, couldn't manage to create a linear gradient effect after the slider thumb. I decided to make everything static design wise, no functionality because I don't know anything about JS. If you happen to know a solution, to make the input slider functional yet styled properly, leave feedback please.
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- P@sergrosuSubmitted 10 months ago
- P@HexerseSubmitted 10 months agoWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
What I am proud of is that I am able to do this faster and faster now.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?When it came to creating blocks for the media information. I was stumped. I went back to research.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?nil
@jolexDevPosted 10 months agoSuggestion to always keep your styles inside a folder, write your css externally. Correct the image path with "./assets/images/avatar-jessica.jpeg" <- with a dot after the first quotation mark.
My advice is to always use classes for selecting elements, ID's are usually used for the purpose of linking elements.
1 - @Schnitzel689Submitted 10 months ago@jolexDevPosted 10 months ago
Use classes instead of ID's, try to name your selectors in more detail so whoever is viewing your code can understand your structure easily enough.
Try to practice feature commits on GitHub, where the first line is always the name of changed document with a suffix (updated, modified) and the second line shows the feature you implemented with a brief description on what and why.
0 - @Ali-Abbas1Submitted 11 months ago@jolexDevPosted 11 months ago
Although it does the job, the code is unreadable. It is always a plus to have a direct access to the code in it's respective language, so that others can understand what you've done.
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