Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I don't know why the element is not in the center hahahaha, pls tell me.
Community feedback
- @walkonmars36Posted over 1 year ago
Hi
These don't need to be links
<ul> <li>10k+ <a href="#">companies</a></li> <li>314 <a href="#">templates</a></li> <li>12m+ <a href="#"> queries</a></li> </ul>
Using a list is the right way to go, but for each list item you could specify two <spans>, for example,
<ul> <li> <span>10k+ </span> <span>companies</span> </li> </ul>
Make your span's display:block, as they are inline by default, meaning they'd sit next to each other and give each one a class name to control the styling.
Also on your main, setting a width, say of 90% and a max-width of around 1110px (use the rem equivalent) will give you some space either side of the card on mobile and ensure it doesn't grow beyond a maximum size on desktop.
There's a few other things, but this should help you 🙂
Best wishes
Marked as helpful2 - @atif-devPosted over 1 year ago
**Hi! Congrats🎉 on completing the challenge. You need to use
flex-direction: column;
inbody
selector for centering.Marked as helpful1
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