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vinay kandoi

@vinaximusJaipur120 points

I’m a mysterious individual who has yet to fill out my bio. One thing’s for certain: I love writing front-end code!

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  • vinay kandoi•120
    @vinaximusPosted about 3 years ago

    Hi Jason, firstly congratulations for your first project and suprisingly you did a great job. Answers to your questions are

    • Yes you can use CSS like you did in html file. This is called internal CSS. However it is always recommended to use all the CSS styles in an external file, so that you can organainse your work properly. This also optimises the loading time of your webpage. So all your qr-code, main-text and sub-text should go in your css files.

    -Margins is the space outside of your box or control, while Padding is the space reserved inside. To get more idea, I did the following a) If you are on chrome or Edge, right click on any object and click inspect. b) There you'll se a tab 'computed'. Click on it and you will see the layout of the object including its dimension and padding. Click on the values to change them and see the effect.

    Please mark this as helpful if your questions are answered properly :)

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  • vinay kandoi•120
    @vinaximusPosted about 3 years ago

    I went through all of your code and you really did a great job. Specially, support for multiple device width by using multiple media queries

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  • vinay kandoi•120
    @vinaximusPosted about 3 years ago

    Nice work, especially the responsive behavior.

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  • vinay kandoi•120
    @vinaximusPosted about 3 years ago

    Nice job. Use the max-width property to not go beyond a particular width

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  • vinay kandoi•120
    @vinaximusPosted about 3 years ago

    Thanks a lot, didn't know about media queries, will research

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