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- @Kennedy-was-takenPosted 10 months ago
@Nicolas-Guerin888
Definitely. lets make use of a simple div tag.
html :
<div><div/>
Css:
div{
height : 50px
width : 100px
}
now we have a simple div shape that will be in a form of a rectangle. The plan here is to change the size of the shape and make it a square when the screen size reaches a certain amount.
Css:
@media (min-width: 480px){
div{
width : 50px
}
here it basically means that once the screen reaches 480px or is greater than 480px. change the width of the div to 50%. There isn't a need to specify the height here because we want the height to remain the same so it will use the previously predefine height of that div, thus giving us a square shape.
as you reduce the screen below 480px, it will show a rectangle again.
you can also check out this website. I mainly use this one when I want to check out or try new tags or functions:
link : https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_rwd_mediaqueries.asp
Marked as helpful0 - @Kennedy-was-takenPosted 10 months ago
@Nicolas-Guerin888
hi Nicola
good job on the solution. I noticed you didn't make use of @media to resize your solution to adapt to different screen sizes. Try making use of @media and it will give you a new perspective when designing for different screen sizes.
Marked as helpful0@Nicolas-Guerin888Posted 10 months ago@Kennedy-was-taken Merci beaucoup pour ton commentaire. J'ai des difficultés avec @media. Si tu peux, pourrais-tu me proposer une solution simple ?
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