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Submitted over 2 years ago

Link Shortener

Cheyenne Piper•80
@PiperRc
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This is a solution for...URL shortening API landing page
  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JS
  • API
3intermediate

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This took a lot longer than I expected. However, I learnt a lot. I still need to implement where the links stay when the site reloaded Questions: -Any advice how to get the green bars? I am going to keep working on it.

Thank you!

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  • Alan Ibarra•440
    @Ibarra11Posted over 2 years ago

    From looking at the design, in my opinion the best approach would be to target the middle card and use the :before and :after pseudo selector on it. They are pretty much the same, so it would require one declaration. For example, it would be something like this .detaild:before, .detaied:after{ the css would go in here}. You want to ensure that you gave the detailed card a position of relative and the pseudo-selectors absolute, so you can position relative to the detailed card.

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    Cheyenne Piper•80
    @PiperRcPosted over 2 years ago

    @Ibarra11 Thank you! I'm going to work on it.

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