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I didn't use framework but i would like to know if it would be better always use a framework to leave the site more responsive or just keep with CSS to do this job ?
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- @palgrammingPosted over 3 years ago
a CSS framework is just someone else writing the CSS and then you apply what they wrote. For big sites yes a framework might be needed but in general these challenges do not need them unless you are trying to use and learn one instead do all the CSS on your own so you can learn what each attribute does and how to manipulate things yourself. This is so when you are using a framework and have problems with it then you can look at the framework code and understand it so you can solve your problem
you currently have some text out of place so you need to work on your alignment/margins/padding of the elements
It helps many times to just start over and build the project from the ground up again and each time trying to understand and refine your code and your structuring of elements to make things like alignment/margins/padding easier to control by planing ahead what is going to do how it is going to be contained in the page
1@gilcllysPosted over 3 years agoThank you very much, your comment will be very useful to my improve
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