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Sergei Borja• 700
@wonderlust101
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Looks good but a little tip in the future if you decide to use a reset.css or normalize.css. You can use:
width: min(xrem, 90%); //Where x = size of container
What this does is choose the lowest value of the two. This means that on wide monitors it will be equal to:
width: xrem; //Where x = size of container
and on smaller monitors it will be like:
max-width: 90%;
While it only saves you from writing one line, its still pretty useful in other applications outside of container width. Its compatible all browser except IE but if you care about accessibility, I recommend not using it.
Browser Support: https://caniuse.com/?search=min
Source: Kevin Powell - Youtube
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HovenWebdesign• 20
@HovenWebdesign
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@wonderlust101
Thank you for the feedback I will look in to it!
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