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Submitted 3 months ago

I used classes, div and flex to arrange my whole page.

Napgolden•60
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

The fact that I'm getting better at noticing what I need to do in order arrange a certain element in a page.

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

Changing the background color and text color of a div when you hover over it, I figured out that I did not need to put the text in a paragraph tag and just put the text in the div.

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  • Iván Fernández López•230
    @IvanFdez01Posted 3 months ago

    Save code!! All the buttons have the same behavior. So, grouping them in CSS will help you a lot either with the classes and the hovers.

    .g, .fr, .l, .t, .i {...the same code} and .g::hover, .fr::hover, .l::hover, .t::hover, .i::hover {...the same code}.

    Nice job by the way.

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    Napgolden•60
    @NapgoldenPosted 3 months ago

    Oh thanks for the tip, This will help in future codes, thank you so much, will update and push to github@IvanFdez01

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