Profile Card Component using HTML and CSS

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  ViyanMd•[object Object]

  @ViyanMdPosted almost 3 years ago

  Also, just a hint, you can totally do this project without both of these in your code :)

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  ViyanMd•[object Object]

  @ViyanMdPosted almost 3 years ago

  @aparajitdotbee Gotcha. Basically, you use absolute positioning when you want to determine exactly where you want to put your element. Nowadays people use position: absolute when it’s impossible to position the element with other tools like flex box, grid, etc. I would recommend reading a couple articles on how it exactly works, but it’s pretty simple. Position relative is mostly used for an element inside which you want to place an absolute positioned child element, which becomes relative to it’s parent. Same thing, the theory is rather simple, so check any article on that as well.

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  ViyanMd•[object Object]

  @ViyanMdPosted about 3 years ago

  Usually, we use background-image when it's not a part of the content, but for design purposes. It also increases loading speed. Check this article on StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/492809/when-to-use-img-vs-css-background-image In regards to the second question, it's not really clear. Could you describe what was the issue? Maybe I could help if I know the context.

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  Aparajit Balaji•50

  @aparajitdotbeePosted almost 3 years ago

  @ViyanMd Thanks for the reply. The second question was w.r.t to the usage of the position parameter. In which cases do we generally apply them?

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