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Probably not the most optimal solution for the JS Image Slider, but it works!
Loved the aesthetic of this project :)
@juancaorg
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Probably not the most optimal solution for the JS Image Slider, but it works!
Loved the aesthetic of this project :)
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Hey, Frontend Mentor community 👋
It's been a while, so I'm submitting a "simple" challenge to get back to the grind 😄
I struggled I little bit building the toggle switch, but nothing crazy.
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This took me longer than expected, but I learned a lot in the process and decided to document almost everything in my README.md
.
It's a little bit too long to explain it here.
10th challenge done 🚀.
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I struggled a little bit on how to style the radio buttons and on how I should implement the "thanks card" dynamically, ngl.
Not specific questions, unless you know of a better way on how to hide and unhide the thanks card easily 😅
Pretty satisfied with this solution, tho 😄
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It's been a while, so I decided to get back to the grind by building something simple :)
Everything seems to be working, but when checking the website while using Safari iOS, it seems like the overflow: hidden
on the body
doesn't work on the x-axis.
Ironically, everything seems fine while using Safari macOS.
Any ideas on what could it be?
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I learned how to implement an intermediate/tablet media query in additional to the desktop media query 🤝
After submitting my solution, I see that the desktop card is too big. Guess I should upgrade to Pro sooner or later 😅.
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I learned how to add an overlay element dynamically using the ::after
pseudo-element and position: relative
and position: absolute
instead of using CSS Grid.
The more you know, similar to the NFT Preview Card challenge :)
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This one was easy in comparison to other card projects. I struggled a little bit centering the items on my body
grid and ignoring the pattern-background
.
Could figure out a solution by centering all the items in the body
grid, and then centering the pattern-background
back.
Getting better little by little :)
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I struggled on how to overlap elements in CSS. The "obvious choice" would have been to use position: absolute
.
But found out a better way using CSS Grid. You can set all the grid items to be in the same cell :)
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