CSS Flexbox

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  Stephen Ikuomola•570

  @stephenikuomolaPosted over 2 years ago

  1. You need to give your text a particular font-size.

  2. You can also check the <div class="annual"></div> and make that container to have a display:flex. Also set the annual class to be a percentage of the card as well and add margin left and right to have a margin of auto.

  3. You can also set the width of the button to be a percentage of the card and make it have a margin left and right of auto. That way the button will be responsive.

  4. I DO NOT think you need to set the <main> tag to have a width of 50% as that will make the card to shrink in width as the viewport decreases.

  I think that is all for what might be giving you problems in terms of the responsiveness.

  Happy Coding David Adenusi!!!!

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  David Adenusi•370

  @Davidmide02Posted over 2 years ago

  @salutDami

  Thanks man!

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  Justin Green•2,770

  @jgreen721Posted over 2 years ago

  Just cite this at the bottom of your CSS

  media screen and (max-width:550px){ .property1{ width: ... }; .property2{} }}

  550px is just an example. Also there is (predictably) the option of min-width as well. Make sure there is the whitespace between 'and' and the '(' as otherwise, I believe it doesn't work.

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  David Adenusi•370

  @Davidmide02Posted over 2 years ago

  @jgreen721

  I'm grateful

  I'll check them out

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