Harjorkhey• 150
@Harjorkhey
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kdugaspar
@kdugaspar
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- kdugaspar• 140
@kdugaspar
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Olá @ Harjorkhey! para o gradiente você poderia utilizar: background-image: linear-gradient(#7857FF, #2E2BE9);
0 - Yosef S• 30
@Yosef-Solomon19
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- I tried using a bit of flex box, and it'll probably be something I want to learn more of to get comfortable with.
- I think the one issue I ran into was wrapping the image with a <div> tag. When I needed to adjust the space around the image it kept getting smaller. But as I switched to the <img> tag I wasn't having that issue at all.
- Another minor issue was trying not to set width on the parent element I think when I'm already using flexbox.
-This is my first time posting so I hope I did alright. I'm more concerned about if there were certain stylings that I did that can be written in fewer lines of code.
kdugaspar• 140@kdugaspar
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Olá @ Yosef-Salomão19 uma dica Não pule níveis de título: sempre comece de <h1>, seguido por <h2>e assim por diante, vir que você pulou do <h1> para <h3> e depois <h5> deixando o <h2> e <h4> de fora. Semanticamente não é bom ;) espero ter ajudado!
0 - Mohd Ayaan• 40
@Ayaan20
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kdugaspar• 140@kdugaspar
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Olá Mohd Ayaan, para uma visualização responsiva você poderia colocar as configuração css do boby dentro de uma nova tag de preferencia semântica. e usar o min-height: 100vh; para pegar toda a tela. :)
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