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The middle two cards ended up being too small on desktop, its just that I ran out of space on my grid, I thought about making the cards smaller but it seemed kind of strange that the cards would be smaller on desktop than on mobile. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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- @correlucasPosted over 2 years ago
👾Fala Daniel, tudo bem? Parabéns pelo desafio!
Acho que o jeito mais fácil de resolver esse problema do tamanho dos cards seria criando um container na class que tem o grid pra limitar o tamanho de todos os cards, tipo
max-width: 1110px
e color uma largura maxima pra todos cards tipomax-width: 300px
desse jeito o tamanho deles fica padronizado. Pra melhorar a semantica vc pode substituir a div de todos os cards comarticle
por exameplo.Aqui minha solução pro mesmo desafio caso vc queira usar como base:
https://www.frontendmentor.io/solutions/4-card-feature-section-vanilla-css-custom-design-glassmorphism-35MDUfOBdt
👋 Espero ter ajudado e continue no foco!
Marked as helpful0 - @ghintemaPosted over 2 years ago
Hi Daniel,
with respect to your question, why are the two cards in the middle smaller than the outer two cards... You created an 8-column grid and assigned three columns each for the outer ones and two columns for the middle ones. So isn't it obvious that way to be different sized? :) This should fix the problem: Chance the grid-column for .card--supervisor from 1/4 -> 2/4 and for card--calculator from 6/9 -> 6/8. It worked for me in the dev-tool.
Hope I could've helped you! :)
Marked as helpful0 - @ghintemaPosted over 2 years ago
Other part of the problem could be the sizing of the cards wich depend on the ch... I'm not fully familiar with the clamp-function. But I would try to assign a fixed with or %-width to all cards to make sure that all cards have the same width indepedently of there content...
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