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  Anosha Ahmed•9,300

  @anoshaahmedPosted almost 3 years ago

  To avoid accessibility issues in the future, have at least one h1 in your code, start your headings with h1 and move up by one level each time

  Good job! :)

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  Wildmarks Passos•140

  @Wildmarks-PassosPosted almost 3 years ago

  @anoshaahmed Nice. I will proceed to do this. Thanks!

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  Fernando FeN•425

  @Fernando0654Posted almost 3 years ago

  Where using height: 100vh, I recommend to you using min-height: 100vh. That way, if content is too large, the background-color property won't get overflowing

  Hope this is helpful, man! ♧

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  Wildmarks Passos•140

  @Wildmarks-PassosPosted almost 3 years ago

  @Fernando0654 Show, I hadn't thought about it. Thanks for the tip!

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  Alex•660

  @al3xbackPosted almost 3 years ago

  Hi Wildmarks,

  I see that the color (#0c1729) is not working cos it's overridden by children's background-color (#15273f) on class contentContainer.

  The css concept is actually each children can overwrite/change the inherit value from the parent.

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  Wildmarks Passos•140

  @Wildmarks-PassosPosted almost 3 years ago

  @al3xback So, I couldn't quite understand the issue of color (#0c1729) not working, I've analyzed the project here and it seems to be working normally, in the secondContainer class, and in the contentContainer class the color (#15273f) is working as it should to happen. That's if I'm getting what you mean. Hahaha

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