Made using HTML, CSS basics, Flexbox, Grid and mobile-first design

Community feedback

• 

  Tesla_Ambassador•3,000

  @tesla-ambassadorPosted about 3 years ago

  This is an awesome solution! The responsiveness is really smooth! All I can say is that in order to get rid of the HTML issue, consider adding a header tag to your article or even better, you could just use a div and that way you don't need to add a header tag!

  0

  ---

  

  Robert Iancu•0

  @R0b3rtGPosted about 3 years ago

  @tesla-ambassador I've checked the HTML issue and I don't really know what it means because I have a heading in my header and in both articles. Anyway, thank you for the feedback! :)

  0

  

  Tesla_Ambassador•3,000

  @tesla-ambassadorPosted about 3 years ago

  @R0b3rtG So, I checked out your code and I found out that the header tag you placed under the first article with class "art-1" was assigned to the section tag because the section tag also requires a header tag. Therefore they require another header tag that is a direct child node of that article tag (It doesn't necessarily have to be a direct child node but it shouldn't be under any section tag and any other article tag within that article tag) I really hope this is helpful!

  Marked as helpful

  0

  

  Robert Iancu•0

  @R0b3rtGPosted about 3 years ago

  @tesla-ambassador So if I change that section with a div it shoud be ok?

  0