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  • César Ramez•145
    @ramez-cesarPosted almost 3 years ago

    Si quieres agregar el hover a tu imagen, quizá puedas darte una idea como lo hice yo viendo el código en mi repositorio. Seguramente hay más formas de hacerlo, pero igual puede servirte. Saludos!

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  • Freddie•10
    @Freddie1503Submitted about 3 years ago

    My first attempt at a challenge from Frontend Mentor after about two weeks of learning HTML/CSS. Any comments/feedback would be really appreciated.

    Thanks!

    Stat Preview Card with flexbox

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    César Ramez•145
    @ramez-cesarPosted about 3 years ago

    You used flexbox in your project, that's fine. In fact, most of the things you can solve this challenge with is precisely with flexbox. However, it is important to know where we should implement it. In your .textmain class, you can apply flexbox to center all your content and maybe with some margin and padding you can end up placing each element in the place and at the height you want. Greetings and great job Freddie!

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  • César Ramez•145
    @ramez-cesarPosted about 3 years ago

    The image is not there...

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  • César Ramez•145
    @ramez-cesarPosted about 3 years ago

    Hello Federico! 😀 You missed the quote (") type image on Daniel's card. Greetings and good job!

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  • César Ramez•145
    @ramez-cesarPosted about 3 years ago

    Hello Harry Herdiana! 😀 There are different ways to do it, some simpler and some maybe not so simple.... In my case I added a background color to the image with background-color and with a background-blend-mode: multiply; I shaped it. Maybe I could have added an opacity but I didn't, but you could try. Greetings.

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  • Dwayne•100
    @Dwayne-BSubmitted over 3 years ago

    Thanks for the feedback any advice is appreciated!

    Card Component

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    César Ramez•145
    @ramez-cesarPosted about 3 years ago

    Hola Dwayne! 😀 El diseño en desktop el texto no debe estar centrado como lo es movile. Buen trabajo!

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  • Sebastian•35
    @PulseFictionSubmitted over 3 years ago

    This is my first project in HTML for a while. I went on a binge to learn Python then came back to try more frontend developing and I've got to say it's a lot of fun.

    I would love some feedback as there were some features I was struggling with such as the formatting of the '10k, 314, 12M+' row on the desktop version. I used display: inline-flex which got me the row I wanted however, I've seen inline-block is the go-to but it didn't work for some reason, I'd like to know why.

    Thanks!

    Statistics Preview Page

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    César Ramez•145
    @ramez-cesarPosted about 3 years ago

    Hi Sebastian 😀 You need to add a spacing above your text to center it and bring it a bit closer to the design. Good job!

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  • César Ramez•145
    @ramez-cesarPosted about 3 years ago

    Hello yza1982! 😀 Just as a suggestion, we should not forget to write semantic HMTL to avoid many accessibility problems. Greetings and good job!

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  • Alessandro•215
    @alessandro-giuzioSubmitted about 3 years ago

    Hello,i have issue now with the transition between the two screen size, can someone help me?

    Thank you for the help!

    Stats-preview-card-component

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    César Ramez•145
    @ramez-cesarPosted about 3 years ago

    Good job Alessandro 😀. If you set a display: flex; to your main container along with align-items: center; and maybe a justify-content: center; it will respect the centering for any screen size. You can be guided (if you wish) from my repository at: https://github.com/NFD-cesar/Componente-de-tarjeta

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