salomasik
@salomasik
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- salomasik• 50
@salomasik
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Good Job! It would be even cooler to do it for tablets.
1 - PFlávio Júnior• 100
@flavin-jr
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salomasik• 50@salomasik
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It would be cool if on tablets the blocks with user activity were displayed in two or three columns depending on the screen size, and the block with user information was on top like on the mobile version. What do you think about it?
1 - PFlávio Júnior• 100
@flavin-jr
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salomasik• 50@salomasik
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Wow! Very close to design. Good job)
0 - Eugen• 200
@psdesignro
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I have learned how to toggle classes in order to hide or show an element. I've also practiced a bit the positioning of the elements. This time I used a simple structure for the SASS, just one file, as there were one main component on the challenge.
Regarding JS, at first I've used a conditional construction to hide/show the share tooltip, but it didn't have a smooth transition, so I used a class toggle instead and played with opacity, which allows smooth transitions.
For future projects I want to try to position the tooltip based on the mouse position, not on some fixed values.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
The first challenge for me was the positioning of the tooltip on the desktop, then it took me some time to figure out how to get that arrow button on top, and then I remembered that z-index works only with position:relative.
Later I've tested 2 ways to hide.show the tooltip and kept the shortest one, which also has some smooth tranistions.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
For this challenge I'm ok, but if you find something I can improve in my code, please share your thoughts!
salomasik• 50@salomasik
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Good job
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