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For some reason I got completely lost in git on this challenge. I finally got to the end of it. Phew! I also think that I might not have this fully optimised for mobile (?).
In the end I sort of cheated when attempting to center div1 in the middle of the page. I wanted to use flexbox to align it vertically but couldn't get it to work so I simply gave it a 20vh margin-top.
Probably not the best approach but I welcome any feedback on this. Thanks in advance,
Donn
Community feedback
- @correlucasPosted about 2 years ago
👾 Hello Donn, congratulations for your solution!
Your design elements are just perfect, but as you said you can have a better way to align this container to the center.
I know that you've used
height: 20vh
and works, but a best practice in this case is usedisplay: flex;
andmin-height: 100vh
in thebody
to align the child element. The child align to the body withmin-height: 100vh
because the child element use its parents size to get the alignment, so the body has 100% of the viewport the child will ever align to the screen center. Hope this was a good explaination, but you can write me if dont.You can also improve even more your solution making your component responsive, you can not that if you scale down the window, the component will not behave responsive due its
fixed width
to fix it you need only to replacewidth
withmax-width
inside the container and you'll not that the text elements will start to broke lines and the image scale properly.Hope it helps and feel free to ask me any question.
Happy coding!
Marked as helpful0@donnol87Posted about 2 years ago@correlucas hi there. Thanks for your feedback. Quick question, which section do I need to move from a fixed width to a max-width? I had a look back over my code and it seems I used max-width from the beginning? Although, my container doesn't scale correctly so I might have gone wrong.
0@correlucasPosted about 2 years ago@donnol87 I've check your css file and I think is the image that's not allowing the container to be responsive due the
width: auto;
#image{ height:250px; width: auto; border-radius: 20px;
Use instead
max-width: 100%; to make the image grow 100% the container, remove the
heightand set
display:block ` to the img for a better scaling.0 - @BadhrikrPosted about 2 years ago
Hello your solution is superb,
My only suggestion is ,Apply these to your stylesheet
body{ display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center; min-height: 100vh; margin: 0; }
Remove the margin top on the box1
Use main tag as your box1 to remove accesibility issues
Happy coding.
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