QR Scanner using HTML & CSS

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  Ahmed Mahrous•980

  @AhmedMahroussPosted almost 2 years ago

  good jop my bro Congrats on completing your challenge!🎊🍻If you have any questions or need further clarification, feel free to reach out to me. Happy Coding! 🎆🎊

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  Jason 👾•160

  @super-gillPosted almost 2 years ago

  You may have had the same drama I had working out how to use github pages for the first time, here is how i did it using the guide: https://pages.github.com/

  • 1 Create a new repository following step one of the linked guide but don't worry about the other steps in that guide and dont change any other settings on the new repo.

  • 2 after you hit create repository you are dumped a bunch of info but ignore all of it and just click the link under the "Quick setup" part for "create a new file"

  • 3 now at the top of the screen you have a text box next to "repo-name / " in that text box type in the name of the project followed by a forward slash (/) this tells github to make a folder instead of a file, once you type the / it will open a new box, in this one just type readme.txt and commit changes at the bottom of the page

  • 4 now, after committing changes. drag and drop your project files in to this new folder. You can only have one index.html in this whole directory so thats fine for your first project but you will add all of your projects to this site so for future ones you will need to change the name of the index.html to anything else.

  • 5 profit, the website should be live and you can get to it with the full directory of the html file, ie "super-gill.github.io/frontend-mentor-qr-code/index.html"

  To add additional projects (and have them as websites you can navigate to) go in to your repository you created above, click "New file" and repeat steps 3, 4 and 5.

  I'm not saying this is either the best way or even the correct way to accomplish this, but its the way that worked!

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