What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I almost gave up - but stuck with it. This one was extremely challenging for me. The JavaScript was simple...but the CSS was a nightmare. The share button is still not correct - but I decided to submit the solution for now and perhaps fix it down the road.
I should have started with mobile design first - and I knew better to do so - but for some reason I started with desktop mode first. I think it would have been easier to deal with the positioning of the share pop-up menu if designing for mobile first.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
Positioning the social media pop-up menu was difficult. I had to make several attempts with setting the relative and absolute attributes at the correct DIVs. Once I started on the mobile design, it was then obvious how to do it.
I am still stuck on the share button. I could not figure out how to make it change colors - I am not sure if there is CSS code to change the color of an SVG file. Also, I was able to line it up properly in desktop mode - but it mobile mode it is floating too high in the DIV.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
The share button - changing colors on click and centering it in mobile mode.
@Alexandru-Enescu
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Great job that you finished the challenge, it looks exactly the same with the design! I also prefer to start with the mobile design first. Don't worry too much about the share button, I also got stuck at changing colors and when I tried to position it. I would suggest to add shadow to the main content and "cursor: pointer" to the share button. Good luck!
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