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Alysson Gomesā¢ 470
@EONRaider
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Hello. Take a look at CUBE CSS if you're interested in methodology. You can still use BEM along with it but it will also help you structure your code.
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it took me more time than I thought. getting the image hover effect took time. i learnt I can use the link tag 'a' to manipulate it which became really handy. Another thing I struggled with was naming CSS. I figured it would be good to learn naming in my current beggining steps will benefit me. I found the BEM method while searching for the best method I might have to learn it before learning other challenges.
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Marcos Travagliniā¢ 4,920
@Blackpachamame
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Greetings! you have done a great job š
š Some suggestions
- To improve the semantics of your HTML, you can change your
<div class="attribution">to a<footer class="attribution"> - For what purpose have you placed your image in dropbox and then called it from your site? This will only make the image take longer to load. You just needed to import it from its folder like this:
src="./image-equilibrium.jpg" - Same for avatar image:
src="./image-avatar.png" - Add a
paddingto generate interior space on your card. This prevents you from usingmarginorpaddingon child elements to achieve the same result
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shalomkerryā¢ 260
@shalomkerry
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@Blackpachamame hey, thanks for the advices. I am using stackblitz to do these challenges and it won't access the image folder for reasons I don't get.
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