designpeak• 90
@designpeak
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For some reason, the side-menu won't hide on pc.
OpokuWare
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- OpokuWare• 230
@opoku334
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The reason why side-menu is still showing on pc is because Inline styles takes precedence over external stylesheet. So even though you have set #side-menu{ display: none; } it will still display it as flex; One way to solve this problem is to clear all the inline-styles and rewrite them in the external stylesheet and use media queries to display #side-menu none on pc
Another way is to use the !important tag to overide the inline-styles #side-menu{ display: none !important;
} But I will advise that you stick to the first option
0 - Ashok Kumar Dharanikota• 210
@Ashok-Kumar-dharanikota
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Well, I managed to do 50% of the website to match the design. But when I am dealing with class="blog-post-item" I find my design does not match the result. I realized I needed to go deeper about the grid. Any helpful resources or suggestions would be really helpful. I went through a few YouTube videos but still felt that dot in my mind.
OpokuWare• 230@opoku334
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If you are using display: flex for the 'main-A-recent-blog-posts' and 'blog-post-items' containers, you can set your flex-direction to column on mobile screens to make your project look like the design Link below gives better understanding
https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_flex-direction.php
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