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Submitted over 2 years ago

FAQ Accordion using HTML and CSS (no JS)

Jaron Paige•130
@jdpaige
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This is a solution for...FAQ accordion card
  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JS
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A big struggle (and one that I didn't come to a solution on) was how to position the images such that:

a) they were positioned with respect to the card b) they maintained position relative to each other c) they maintained position in a responsive way d) one of them had overflow and the others did not

Otherwise, fun project and it made me tackle making an accordion without using a framework or JS.

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  • Ken•935
    @kenreibmanPosted over 2 years ago

    Great job! You're so close to the final result, and I commend your hard work and effort :)

    On the desktop layout for the left illustration section, this project requires multiple layers that act as a position: relative, in addition to uses of z-index, and the illustration ends up being an position: absolute that doesn't get hidden by the main card container.

    It might be hard to see, but take a look at my code or any Youtube video that covers this solution.

    Your viewport width at 375px has the card overflowing. Although I haven't checked your actual code, this is due to you setting fixed heights such as using the height and width property. I would recommend you using max-width for containers and min-height for your parent body elements to establish a height.

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