@lianpaulm
Posted
Hey man! About your question
- you can use
position: absolute
.attribution {
position: absolute;
bottom: 1rem;
left: 50%;
transform: translateX(-50%);
}
to center and stick to the bottom.
2.Yeah, Its okay to use position absolute, top50% left50% transform translate(-50%, -50%) trick to center an element but be aware of using it because it affect the other element
Note: Absolute positioned elements are removed from the normal flow, and can overlap elements.
There's many ways to do center an element, but I recommend using flexbox or grid because its very simple and flexible. I hope it helps 😀
Overall great work 👍 Keep it up!
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@rawsashimi1604
Posted
@lianpaulm Hey Paul, thank you for replying to my questions. That really helped me clarify my doubts! Would learning flexbox be enough or should I explore grid as well?
Also what do you think about learning Bootstrap?
@lianpaulm
Posted
@rawsashimi1604 Hey Gavin slr. yeah, flexbox is powerfull! it's enough most of time, but I highly recommend to learn and explore more about grid, css grid is very powerfull you can make a complex layout very easily. When you confident writing flexbox and grid you can do anything complex layout!
I would suggest learn those two very well!
About bootstrap, I would not suggest to learn it(except if needed in your school or in your job). I recommend having a strong foundation in vanilla CSS first before jump on a framework, because any css framework is very easy and very quick to learn if you have a good foundation in css. But if you want to learn a css framework you can go on bootstrap, its up to you.
good luck to your journey 😀
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@rawsashimi1604
Posted
@lianpaulm Alright Paul thank you!!!
