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  • Qobo•170
    @quenyoniPosted over 1 year ago

    In google fonts once you've chosen the font weights you want you copy the import code like the one you place in the CSS. Check just under that there is a font-family: 'yadah yadah' text . That code should be copied to your body element in CSS.

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  • Musstah•40
    @MusstahSubmitted over 1 year ago

    This is my approach to clipboard landing page challenge. I would be happy if someone told me how to keep "monitor-section" centered on wider screen with "img" still being a little out of the screen like in the design. This is tagged as junior level but how it actually compares to real junior front-end developer job?

    Responsive landing page combining grid and flex

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    Qobo•170
    @quenyoniPosted over 1 year ago

    Hey! To have the monitor come out a bit I think you'd have to create another container for the image. This way you can set the position of this container to relative then, have the image have a position of absolute so you can move it around. Hope that helps.

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  • Qobo•170
    @quenyoniPosted over 1 year ago

    Hi there. Great work attempting this challenge. It could use a bit of a touch up. Try using grid layout. It will have to 2 columns on bigger screens for the main parts, then on smaller screens they should collapse into one column. Responsive design is the in-thing. I'd also recommend you try the Mobile-First approach that way as you build you're sure that the mobile site is good before you move up to the desktop screen size. Keep up the good work

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