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Submitted about 3 years ago

desktop html & css only - first attempt

reema•30
@R33M4
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  • HTML
  • CSS
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I'm a complete noob in web dev, here I tried to replicate the website as best as I could. I had a problem with the music icon & pricing section, I couldn't manage to position them correctly.

also had problems with the payment & cancel buttons.. I couldn't separate them on lines without ruining their position

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  • Chris Korsak•70
    @chriskorsakPosted about 3 years ago

    Hi,

    To address your second paragraph:

    My understanding is that <button> and <a> elements are both inline elements, not block-level. That's why they are stacking up on one line. You could wrap each in a block-level element like a <div>, or use a (display: block;) css rule for the element.

    Hope this helps, -Chris

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  • Kenny Putman•40
    @kennyputmanPosted about 3 years ago

    Hey, looks great!

    Positioning and centering is always difficult. I suggest looking into flexbox to help with this one.

    Here are some helpful links for it:

    You can wrap items in a div and then use flexbox to position them. for example wrapping the payment and cancel buttons in a div and then setting it to display: flex and flex-direction: column will move those into a vertical stack.

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